Corniglia

Corniglia is one of the five picturesque villages that make up Italys Cinque Terre, situated on a cliff overlooking the Ligurian Sea. Unlike its sister villages, it does not have direct sea access, which gives it a quieter atmosphere. Visitors can reach Corniglia by climbing the Lardarina, a steep staircase with over 300 steps, or by taking a shuttle bus from the train station. The village is known for its narrow streets, local shops, and charming piazza where you can enjoy regional cuisine.

Visitors should be aware that Corniglia opening hours for shops and restaurants may vary, especially during off-peak seasons. It is advisable to check in advance or ask locals upon arrival. Key attractions include the Church of San Pietro and panoramic views from various points around the village. Corniglia offers a unique experience with its tranquil vibe compared to the other more populated Cinque Terre villages.