Cinque Terre National Park, Italy

Cinque Terre National Park, also known as Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre, is located in the province of La Spezia in northern Italy. It is Italy's smallest national park, with only 14.9 square miles (38.6 sq km). This UNESCO World Heritage Site is unusual as a national park due to its small population of roughly 5,000 permanent people. Corniglia, Manarola, Monterosso al Mare, Riomaggiore, and Vernazza are among the towns where the residence may be located.

The park is also unusual in that it combines together agricultural, cultural, historical, natural, and visual value under the banner of Cinque Terre National Park. With how these cities are carefully integrated into the steep edges of the cliff, one might say that it also reflects vision and innovation. Each of these five communities is linked by pathways that go along the seashore. These pathways allow access to the diverse vegetation that occurs, which includes Aleppo pine, corks, chestnut, samphire, rosemary, thyme, lavender, and a variety of succulents. The fauna of Cinque Terre National Park is not well recognized, yet it is present. The peregrine falcon and seagull are two birds to keep an eye out for, and if you're lucky, you could also encounter weasels, badgers, foxes, martens, and wild boars.

If you wish to tour the Cinque Terre region, you may stay at a farm in Pisa (just one hour away). On your days off, look after truffle trees, olive trees, and walnut trees, and tour lovely Italy! Check out the comprehensive Italy travel guide for more information on additional Italian national parks and Italy's most beautiful spots in general.

Location: Discovolo Street, 19017 Riomaggiore, La Spezia, Italy