Comune Di Vernazza

I am so glad we decided to stay in Vernazza when the BF and I visited Cinque Terre. There were just enough restaurants to give us a different option over the 4 days we stayed here and the town empties out once the sun sets. We visited the other towns during the day and loved coming back to enjoy Vernazza in the evening.

This is the fourth station for the 5 villages in Cinque Terre. It starts from La Spezia Central towards Manarola. This village has the best water front to just sit down and watch water flow. In Vernazza walkthrough the villageand go to the dominated watch tower for a great view. In the small square, overlooking the seaside and relax.
These villages are very interesting to see and each village is a little different and must be checked out.

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I love Vernazza… I think I like it more than Monterosso, because the hike from Monterosso to Vernazza is just spectacular. I especially liked the view of Vernazza from 2 vantage points (as you approaching Vernazza from Monterosso and as you walk away from Vernazza towards Corniglia).
My husband and I spent the most time in Vernazza when we went to Cinque Terre and just loved the vibrant colors, the festive mood of all the people there, the yummy gelato, and the experience of sitting by the waterfront enjoying a drink. :) It was a good time, and we were so glad we came!
Be sure to try some of their fresh anchovies (you can order them inside any restaurant). It goes great with lemon and olive oil… drool.

Vernazza which is the second village along the Cinque Terre (depending from which direction you count). It is considered by many to be the prettiest of the villages. This is due in part to its natural setting around the harbour (including the Church and the Doria Castle), the brightly coloured buildings and the cobblestoned main street.
Gayle and I had the pleasure to enjoy Vernazza on the hiking trail (a historical trade route) from Monterosso and from a boat the next day. You can also get here and any other Cinque Terre villages by train, but that’s almost cheating.

What a gorgeous place! If you’re ever in the Cinque De Terre in the western coast of Italy, you must visit this place. It’s a very tiny commune but very big in sights and wonder. You can blaze an old medieval trail that was used as a trade route between towns or you can just bask and relax at the sandy beach below the town.
There’s several restaurants offering various gastronomical delights. The region is known of it’s olive oil so keep an eye or a tongue out.

Vernazza, 4ème village du parc des CINQUE TERRE en partant de Riomaggiore, fière de ses raditions maritimes, est un vieux bourg rude et pittoresque ayant une petite baie dominée par un escarpement rocheux et par deux anciennes tours.
Accrochées à la falaise, ses maisons colorées se concentrent autour de la place principale. Vernazza conserve son aspect médiéval. D’ici et d’autres villages, au coucher du soleil, les lampare lèvent l’ancre, ces bateaux de pêche à moteur, errent pendant la nuit, tels des vers luisants dans la mer et reviennent au petit matin, chargés de poissons. Magnifique Allez visiter si possible les anciennes tours, attention ça grimpe