Riomaggiore Tours and Tickets
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Riomaggiore can get busy in summer, so book tours and accommodations well in advance.
Bring comfortable, sturdy walking shoes, as the village roads are steep and often uneven.
While many hotels and tourist attractions in Riomaggiore are wheelchair and stroller accessible, the village’s steep and narrow lanes can be challenging to navigate for anyone with mobility issues.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Riomaggiore. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Riomaggiore is free to visit, as it’s one of the five seafront villages comprising Italy’s popular Cinque Terre. You don’t need a ticket to enter the town—just account for the cost of transportation, dining, and guided experiences. Cinque Terre tours that visit Riomaggiore typically start at US$65.
Yes, the Cinque Terre Card is worth buying to visit Riomaggiore, especially if you plan to go to other villages in Cinque Terre. The train card can save you money on transportation between the coastal towns, while the trekking card is required to access popular hiking trails in Cinque Terre National Park.
Yes, the entry point for the Via dell’Amore hiking trail is located in Riomaggiore, a short walk from the train station. You need a ticket to access the trail, and it’s best to reserve your entry date and time in advance. You can find available visiting slots online when you purchase the Cinque Terre Card.
Cinque Terre boat tours are an especially popular way to visit Riomaggiore. Cruises allow you to swim, snorkel, and see the five villages from the water, whether during the day or at sunset. If you have limited time, you can hop between the towns on a guided day trip from Pisa or Florence.
It’s best to take the train to Riomaggiore. Cities such as Florence, Pisa, and Genoa are all within 2.5 hours by train, and Riomaggiore’s main sights are a short walk from the station. If you need to drive, it’s easiest to park in La Spezia and then take a 10-minute train ride to Riomaggiore.














































































































































