Manarola Train Station is the second smallest of the five fishing villages of the Cinque Terre, located in Riomaggiore, Italy. Built in the late 19th century, the Manarola Train Station gives visitors the unique opportunity to take in the scenery and architecture of this picturesque region.
The station itself is located in the center of Manarola, with a lovely garden located directly across. A walk around the village will take visitors to a variety of terraces, alleyways, and quaint vineyards, offering panoramic view of the terraces and the sea, each one seemingly more beautiful than the last. Manarola is a great spot for photography, with its characteristic colorful houses, picturesque boats and spectacular views of the seaside village in one side and the mountains and hills of the area on the other. The perfect place for taking iconic photographs of the region and lifetime memories.
The station itself is located in the center of Manarola, with a lovely garden located directly across. A walk around the village will take visitors to a variety of terraces, alleyways, and quaint vineyards, offering panoramic view of the terraces and the sea, each one seemingly more beautiful than the last. Manarola is a great spot for photography, with its characteristic colorful houses, picturesque boats and spectacular views of the seaside village in one side and the mountains and hills of the area on the other. The perfect place for taking iconic photographs of the region and lifetime memories.
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