Results 1 - 100 for All Destinations Near ordered by distance
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| .jpg) | | Manarola
Ferries don’t enter inside the small natural harbour of Manarola, but they stop near a small rocky pier near the village. |
| .jpg) | | Corniglia
Corniglia appears on the promontory with all its beauty. Ferries don’t stop in Corniglia village, because it hasn’t the harbour. |
| .jpg) | | Portovenere, Palmaria, Tino, Tinetto
Riomaggiore and Portovenere are divided by 10 Km wild coast. Trip by ferry allow to observe isolated houses among wild steep vineyards and different colours of rugged cliffs, from white to pink. |
| .jpg) | | Vernazza
Trips by ferry allow to admire disposition of small villages, surrounding lands, terraced vineyards and rugged cliffs. |
| .jpg) | | Monterosso
Monterosso is the fifth town of Cinque Terre, is divided in the old and the new town. The old town has coloured houses like all Cinque Terre villages, the new town is a collection of beaches and hotels for tourists. |
| .jpg) | | Riomaggiore
I absolutely suggest to park cars in La Spezia City and to catch the train to Genoa. Trains stop in all 5 villages of Cinque Terre. Riomaggiore is the first stop 8 minutes after La Spezia. |
|  | | Pisa
70 Km a Sud Est - The monuments which transform Piazza del Duomo in Piazza dei Miracoli (Square of Miracles) are the Cathedral, the Baptistery, the Monumental Churchyard and above all the Leaning Tower of Pisa known the world over. These four medieval architecture masterpieces influenced substantially art in Italy from the 11th to the 14th century. Campo dei Miracoli has been declared an World Heritage Site by UNESCO. |
|  | | Genoa
80 Km a Nord Ovest - Top Pictures |
|  | | Volterra
120 Km a Sud Est - The nice medieval town of Volterra has a little network of pedestrian streets with typical alleys and marvellous squares. The medieval Piazza dei Priori Square is the Volterra’s heart, but the town born much more years before the Middle Age. Volterra was founded by Etruscan, and has been a town since in the Roman Age. |
|  | | San Gimignano
140 Km a Sud Est - Built on a hill and surrounded by walls, the Etruscan town of San Gimignano had his great growing during medieval times. San Gimignano is famous for its fourteen towers, and its nickname “Manhattan of Middle Ages”. The town is located 30 minutes from Siena. |
| .jpg) | | Florence
category: cities and towns - unesco world heritage - 140 Km a Est - |
|  | | Etruscan Coast
140 Km a Sud Est - Etruscan Coast joins mysteries of ancient Etruscan with the beauty of its medieval towns and beaches. Not far from the coast, the marvellous Metalliferous Hills offers some amazing views of the Tuscany countryside. Etruscan Coast boasts a great histoty, it has been inhabited since Etruscan Times, much more before the Roman Empire. It’s is located in province of Livorno (Tuscany) stretching from municipality of Cecina to Piombino. |
|  | | Siena
160 Km a Sud Est - Top Siena’s Pictures |
|  | | Milan
160 Km a Nord Ovest - Milan, the second largest city in Italy and the capital of Italian Ecomomy. World-famous for its fashion industry. |
| .jpg) | | Brescia
category: cities and towns - 180 Km a Nord Est - |
| .jpg) | | Province of Brescia
180 Km a Nord - The city of Brescia (approx 180.000 inhabitants) is Lombardy`s second largest city and one of richest city of Italy. Brescia province has mountains and glaciers over 3.500 meters, Natural Parks and UNESCO World Heritage Rock Drawings in Valcamonica. Located between two of Italy`s most famous lakes, Lake Garda and Lake Iseo, the small historical centre of old town of Brescia have been existed since Roman times. |
|  | | Bergamo
180 Km a Nord - The city of Bergamo has two main areas, the lower city (città bassa) and the upper city (città alta) called "Bergamo Alta". The medieval Bergamo Alta surrounded by 17th century walls is a beautiful pedestrian town. |
|  | | Lake Garda
200 Km a Nord Est - The Lake Garda is the biggest and most important of Italy, is located in Brescia, Verona and Trento provinces, in north Italy. It`s well known from European tourists for its beaches and beauty: Alpine and Mediterranean at the same time. The northern part of the lake is narrow, surrounded by 2.000m amazing mountains and very deep (346m), it has ideal winds for shipping. So…let`s ship in northern part of the Lake Garda. |
|  | | Nice - France
220 Km a Ovest - Nice is definitely the most important city of the Côte d’Azur (French Riviera). |
|  | | Lake Como
220 Km a Nord - Top Lake Como Pictures |
|  | | Cannes - France
240 Km a Ovest - Cannes is one the most important tourist destinations of the French Riviera (Cote d’Azuz), famous for the International Film Festival. The town near the Mediterranean has good beaches and is a good place for summer vacations. |
|  | | Venice
260 Km a Nord Est - Renowned worldwide for its canals and bridges, Venice is definitely one of Europe's most important cities, there is no other city like Venice. Venice is art, culture, romance, emotions. Venice is a conveniently small walking distance city and the best ways to explore Venice is on foot. |
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