Very nice, small charming town, badly affected after october 2011 floods, but recovered very well. Full of character and charm. More

We were unprepared for the devastation caused last October. It made us really appreciate the fragile beauty of that part of the world. More

We found this town to be our favorite in the Cinque Terra, which is a tough accomplishment since all the towns are fantastic. While the hike from Monterosso was strenuous for us, we enjoyed walking around this town and having lunch by the bay as our reward for surviving the beautiful hike with breathtaking views. We missed out on the... More

Visting Cinque Terre is a great idea but make sure you carefully check train schedules since it varies from day to day and is infrequent back to La Spezia. The Web sites make it seem easy to hike to each town but don't be fooled, they are tough hikes between each town except the ones that are flat. The hike... More

Location: An Hour and half by regional train from the famous city of Florence (Firenze) with one train change at La Spezia. The first wordS I said when i saw Vernazza's panoramic view from the higher elevation is simply-WOW and AMAZING! La Vernazza, being one of the five village (cinque terre) declared by UNESCO as world heritage.We started our long... More

My friends and I came to Vernazza on May 1, 2012 and our hearts were warmed by the spirit of the people and how quickly the town is recovering from the floods. Many stores and shops have started to re-open and even new construction nearing completion in the wake of the flood damage of 2011. As luck would have it,... More

Quaint village, recovering from the mud slides, worth the trip More

We travelled by train from Pisa with change of train in La Spezia. Vernazza is a small village, well worth the trip. Small narrow streets and cozy restaurants. Friendly people :) More

An amazing small village, and a great place to visit. More