Charming walk above Manarola easily accessed by a sloping path near the church. Winds evenly and gently through the hills above all the while with magnificent views of the town, grape vines and the water. Best walked with the sun on your back from the Church end finishing at the water.

Very beautiful place , so much worthy to visit

Really awesome place to visit near Florence. Only local vehicles are allowed to enter inside the village, and therefore you should park the car outside and walk. The view is really great... :)

ITS very nice place but a lot of tourist. Be aware if you driving your car you dannot go to the city. Parking is 20€ and if you park like locals with no local plate you get 30€ ticket 😀

Small town in Cinque Terre area, I believe it doesn’t worth the visit because it is small and there are other beautiful towns then this. Also, you have to walk down the hill to reach to the center and beach.

The hiking trail to the Manarola viewing point rewards you with breathtaking vistas of the coastal town.

Beautiful experience. I just happened to be there when the celebrations for San Giovanni which candles were placed in the sea after a beautiful possession. The only negative is everywhere was so crowded. I visited the end of June.

Great authentic village to visit while enjoying Cinque Terre. We got there by Train and walked to a few other villages. Since this one lies in the middle its less crowed by tourists

Stayed at an Airbnb in Manarola for 3 days in August and it was the best idea. Best place, most photographed in cinqueterre. Great swimming spots at the end of town.

A sloping slope near the church makes it easy to take a charming hike above Manarola. With breathtaking views of the town, the grapevines, and the river, it winds steadily and softly into the hills above. It is best to walk from the church end to the water, with the sun shining on your back.

A lovely stroll over Manarola is accessible from the church via a steep path. Gently and evenly winds through the slopes above, providing breathtaking views of the town, the lake, and the grape vines. The best walks start at the church end and end at the river, with the sun shining on your back.