Cinque  Terre  Train  Timetables

Latest page update: 3 November 2024
By Dion Protani
The Cinque Terre train timetables below allow you to carefully plot your way around the five villages on the Ligurian coast. 

One of Italy's UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Cinque Terre continue to beguile visitors with their multi-coloured houses hugging steep cliffs overlooking turquoise waters. 

As the villages are closed to all but local vehicles, the most effective way to visit them is by train. You can start your visit from one of two main train stations: La Spezia or Levanto. Then from these two stations there are services to the five villages of Riomaggiore, Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia and Manarola. 
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Riomaggiore, Cinque Terre
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​The Cinque Terre, a stunning coastal region in Italy, is best explored by train, offering an efficient and scenic way to connect its five picturesque villages: Monterosso al Mare, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore. The train service, operated by Trenitalia, runs frequently, with trains typically arriving every 30 minutes, making it convenient for visitors to hop from one village to another. 

The trains offer breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and the rugged coastline, enhancing the travel experience. Each village's train station is centrally located, providing easy access to local attractions, restaurants, and hiking trails. 

Visitors can purchase a Cinque Terre Card, which includes unlimited train travel between the villages and access to the scenic hiking paths. With efficient service and spectacular scenery, the train system is an ideal way to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site while minimizing travel time and maximizing enjoyment of the stunning landscapes.

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