
Cinque Terre: Five Villages and One Train Line
The Cinque Terre is easier to visit than its reputation suggests, because one train connects everything every twenty minutes.

The Cinque Terre is easier to visit than its reputation suggests, because one train connects everything every twenty minutes.

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