Photograph of the week: Stunning Cinque Terre


Cinque Terre consists of five small fishing villages that were built on a steep landscape right up to the cliffs on the coast. The villages terraces are now a very famous tourist attraction on the west coast of northern Italy. The villages are a part of the National Park Cinque Terre which is under the protection of UNESCO.

Cinque Terre

Thank you to Nikola Pivčević of HAPPYtoVISIT for permission to reproduce the image.

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Comments (6)

  1. Richard Eldred Hawes says:

    It is photographs like this that inspire people to visit. I onl wish that I could take photographs like this

  2. Maya Russell says:

    Wow! Just a stunning picture and the town on the cliff edge! I really like the different coloured housed and would love to visit this place.

  3. amy fidler says:

    this is just a breathtaking landscape,untouched,unmodernised xx imagine waking up there,everyday xx the photographer,caught this in all is splendor x

  4. Kathy says:

    This picture is stunning. Cinque Terre should be on everyone’s bucket list. This place is amazing. We spent several days walking between the villages trying to take pictures of the towns. The best time is the evenings when the day trippers go home and you have the village to yourself.

  5. shweta Ahuja says:

    I cant stop looking at this beautiful captured image, living on the Mountain houses but made of concrete.

  6. Jane H Shaw says:

    What a beautiful photo, of a beautiful place, definitely does justice to Cinque Terre. Makes me want to visit

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