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Events
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SanremoPremio Tenco 2026 at the Teatro Ariston in Sanremo
21 October 2026
La SpeziaFrancesco Clemente at CAMeC in La Spezia: the primacy of drawing 1975-1985
10 October 2026
Genova"L'ora di noi": the 2026-2027 season of the Teatro Nazionale di Genova
8 October 2026
GenovaGOG 2026/2027 season at the Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa
19 October 2026
GenovaGenoa Science Festival 2026: Perspectives
22 October 2026
ImperiaTeatro Cavour in Imperia: the 2026/27 season
22 October 2026
Useful guides
Not just a map: answers that actually help.
Each area links articles, transport and places to stay. Pages remain indexable by Google and readable by AI engines.
RiomaggioreRiomaggiore: what to see and how to get there
Riomaggiore is the first Cinque Terre village you reach from La Spezia, with colourful houses built vertically between two terraced hills. The church of San Giovanni Battista, the castle, the Via dell'Amore and how to get there.
VernazzaVernazza: what to see and how to get there
Vernazza is the Cinque Terre village with the little harbour enclosed by colourful houses. It was a naval base as early as 1080: the church of Santa Margherita, the Doria castle, the trails and how to get there.
Cinque TerreCinque Terre: a practical guide to the five villages
Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza and Monterosso: what they are like, how to get from one village to the next, which card you need, the trails and when to go. The guide to planning your visit.
Cinque TerreHow to get to the Cinque Terre and where to park
The best way to reach the Cinque Terre is by train. If you come by car, you can leave it in La Spezia or Levanto, or in the paid car parks of Monterosso, Vernazza and Manarola: spaces, 2026 rates and train tickets.
VernazzaCorniglia: the village on the cliff, what to see and how to get up
Corniglia is the only one of the five Cinque Terre villages that is not on the sea: it sits on top of a cliff about a hundred metres high. How to get up from the station, on foot or by shuttle, and what to see.
Cinque TerreCinque Terre Card 2026: prices, what it includes and when it pays off
The Cinque Terre Card comes in two versions: Train, with regional trains from Levanto to La Spezia, and Trekking, trails and buses only. 2026 prices by fare band, the October calendar and when it really pays off.
LiguriaChestnut festivals in Liguria: the October 2026 calendar
From the chestnut trofie of Busalla to the Chestnut Festival of Pantasina: the chestnut festivals of inland Liguria in October 2026, with the dates already announced and those still to be confirmed.
VarazzeVarazze: what to see, beaches, the Lungomare Europa and getting there
Varazze on one page: the old town with the 1746 cannonball in the façade of San Domenico, the beaches and the surf spot, the Lungomare Europa towards Cogoleto and how to get there without a car.
VarazzeHow to get to Varazze and where to park
By train Varazze is just over twenty minutes from Genoa, and the station is in town. By car, parking on the seafront is paid: here is where to park for free and what the blue bays cost.
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