On the right, a white wooden boat (gozzetto) moored in Via San Giacomo and the nautical-style gazebo of the ‘Dau Cila’ restaurant and wine bar
The small flight of steps on Via San Giacomo and the parasols outside a restaurant
A flight of steps carved into the rock leading down to the sea and, higher up, the terrace of the ‘A Pié de Mà’ bar and wine bar
The tunnel on Via San Giacomo, which runs from the sea to the town centre
A narrow road carved into the rock and the blue Ligurian Sea, as seen from Via Piè da Punta
Via Telemaco Signorini, the long terraced road leading towards Via dell’Amore
Via Telemaco Signorini, a stretch of road running along the coast with a tree in the middle
A relaxing spot on Via Telemaco Signorini with a large red bench and a tree in the middle
Panoramic view of the rocky coastline, with the Via dell’Amore footpath on the left and the railway station on the right
A regional train at the village station, as seen from Via Telemaco Signorini
The long regional train that runs along the Cinque Terre coast
The entrance gate to the Via dell’Amore, a path created in 1920 for other purposes
Two hearts joined together in wrought iron, set on the entrance gate to the Via dell’Amore, with numerous padlocks hung there by couples in love
The long footpath known as the Via dell’Amore, which runs alongside the rocky coastline overlooking the sea
The jagged rocks of the coastline where it meets the Ligurian Sea
A flight of steps lined with succulents, carved out of the rock that juts out from the Via dell’Amore path
A section of the Via dell’Amore footpath running alongside the rocky coastline, with a sign on the right bearing the word ‘Cupid’
A cliff-face section of the Via dell’Amore, which is also crossed by a tunnel carved into the cliff, about thirty metres from the sea
The large external windows with round arches in the railway underpass on Via dell’Amore
The cliff face and the Via dell’Amore path, part of the Cinque Terre National Park, a 1 km-long footpath linking Riomaggiore with Manarola
A rock jutting out of the sea along the stretch of Via dell’Amore
A stretch of cliff along the Via dell’Amore and the Ligurian Sea
The pedestrian tunnel carved into the rock along the Via dell’Amore, located in the Paternaa-a area, with a bench on the left
Exterior view of the rock-cut tunnel on Via dell’Amore, with large arched windows, in the Paternaa-a area
The long tunnel in Paternaa-a, along the Via dell’Amore footpath, with large windows overlooking the sea
The long tunnel on Via dell’Amore in Paternaa-a, completely covered in murals
Some murals decorating the walls of the pedestrian tunnel on Via dell’Amore, in the Paternaa-a area
On the right is the Via dell’Amore tunnel, part of the blue trail, and on the right is the coastal vegetation
A long stretch of the Via dell’Amore tunnel, carved into the cliff face
A section of the Via dell’Amore carved into the rock, forming part of the CAI’s ‘blue trail’
A rocky outcrop rising from the blue sea, situated along the Via dell’Amore path
A small bar along the Via dell’Amore trail, in the village of Vaulüngu
The dry branches of a tree, along the blue path of Via dell’Amore
A small bar with tables along Via dell’Amore in Vaulüngu
Panoramic view of the village of Riomaggiore, the Cinque Terre coastline and Punta Mesco (top left) from Via Litoranea
Panoramic view of Riomaggiore, the easternmost village of the Cinque Terre, seen from above Via Litoranea
The village of Riomaggiore, built in terraces, dates back to the 8th century and was founded by Greek refugees
Some colourful, vertically-oriented tower blocks, seen from above the SP32 road
The castle on Mount Cerricò, built in 1260 by the Marquises of Turcotti and completed by the Genoese in the 15th–16th centuries, seen from above the SP32 road
The breakwater that marks the boundary of the village’s marina, where a number of boats (gozzi) are moored, as seen from the SP32 road
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Fotografie di Leonardo Bellotti
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