Gli ombrelloni nella spiaggia di Monterosso nelle Cinque Terre.
Nella giornata della Festa della Repubblica ho voluto pubblicare una foto, non recentissma, di Monterosso al Mare luogo che spesso utilizzo per la classica gita fuoriporta delle feste.
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Il campanile della Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista a Monterosso.
Quando ci si avvicina al centro del borgo di Monterosso, la prima delle Cinque Terre venendo da Ponente, si passa sotto al ponte ferroviario e si apre il centro storico del borgo, dominato dal campanile della chiesa parrocchiale.
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A fianco della zona absidale, incluso in una costruzione porticata di epoca posteriore, è il campanile che in origine era una medievale torre di vedetta. La torre faceva parte delle fortificazioni costruite dalla Repubblica di Genova nel XIII secolo; con merlatura ghibellina, è stata sopraelevata nel XV secolo e in parte ricostruita nel XVIII secolo dopo un terremoto che l’aveva danneggiata.
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The isolated rock of Fegina in Monterosso al Mare
One of the classic photos taken in Monterosso is that of the isolated rock that dominates the main beach of the first of the Cinque Terre.
When you arrive in the village, usually from the train station, you appear right in front of the beach and, on the left, the majestic rock appears.
This photo, taken several months ago, is the classic one with the umbrellas assaulted by tourists!
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Il Presepe di Manarola del 2021.
Spero di fare cosa gradita pubblicando le foto che avevo scattato lo scorso anno a Manarola dove sono tornato a vedere il famosissimo presepe di luci (si dice il piu’ grande al mondo) che ricopre la collina sopra il piccolo borgo.
Sempre uno spettacolo!
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.
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The iconic view of Vernazza, pearl of the Cinque Terre of Liguria.
An iconic photo of one of the pearls of the Cinque Terre, the famous five seaside villages overlooking the sea.
It is truly a classic and on my site I have already taken several and very similar ones but I can never avoid taking them every time I visit them.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.
Here is where Vernazza is located:
Coming from the west, Vernazza is the second of the villages that make up the Cinque Terre, in a bay between the municipalities of Monterosso al Mare and Riomaggiore. It also includes the next village of Corniglia, a hamlet of it. Its territory is also characterized by the typical terraces for growing vines, a morphological style that, according to an estimate, is developed for over 7,000 km of dry stone walls.
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Manarola, one of the most photogenic villages of the Cinque Terre.
This shot, together with the one of the village of Vernazza going down the Sentiero Azzurro, is one of those unmissable if you visit the Cinque Terre.
And I, even though I live a few dozen kilometers away, even though I go there at least a couple of times a year for a walk, I can never avoid photographing it.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.
Manarola, like the other Cinque Terre, is squeezed between the Ligurian Sea and the steep mountain range that separates from the Apennines near Monte Zatta and descends in a south-east direction, acting as a watershed between the Val di Vara and the coastal area. The village is located in the final stretch of the Groppo torrent valley.
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A glimpse of an alley in Vernazza in the Cinque Terre.
If you decide to take a tour of Vernazza without reaching the village by walking along the paths that connect the Cinque Terre, you must arrive by train (or take the long and winding road with no parking near the village) and, once you exit the station, the village opens up in all its beauty.
The village is very small but the alleys offer priceless views!
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.
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The village of Manarola, one of the Cinque Terre.
The splendid village of Manarola overlooking the Ligurian Sea. The colorful houses perched on the rocky spur that plunges into the sea and the boats pulled up with the winch to spend the winter season.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-M 11-22.
Manarola, like the other Cinque Terre, is squeezed between the Ligurian Sea and the steep mountain range that separates from the Apennines near Monte Zatta and descends in a south-east direction, acting as a watershed between the Val di Vara and the coastal area. The village is located in the final stretch of the Groppo torrent valley.
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Dream Sea: Monterosso al Mare
The sea bathing season is now over (even though not so many weeks have passed since my last dive) but I once again had these two beautiful photos under my hands that I took, now more than a year ago in one of the Cinque Terre: Monterosso.
The peculiarity of these photos is that, since they were taken with the Gopro, the observation point is inside the sea… and what a sea!
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Photo taken with Gopro Hero5.
A glimpse of Monterosso in the Cinque Terre.
Have you ever been to the Cinque Terre? The five small villages of the Ligurian Riviera famous throughout the world for being perched on the sea.
This is a glimpse of Monterosso, the first of the five, and the one from which you start to walk the splendid paths that thousands of tourists frequent and love.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.
