The Cinque Terre Express is a dedicated regional rail service that runs along a stunning stretch of the Ligurian coast in Northern Italy. The line connects the five historic fishing villages—Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, and Monterosso al Mare—and operates between the gateway cities of La Spezia Centrale (to the south) and Levanto (to the north). The train is part of Trenitalia's regional network and is the most efficient way to navigate the region, as roads are extremely narrow and parking is nearly non-existent. The entire journey from La Spezia to Levanto takes less than 30 minutes, with the hops between individual villages taking only 2 to 5 minutes each. Most of the tracks run through tunnels carved into the cliffs, with "snippets" of breathtaking sea views appearing as the train emerges at each station. In 2026, the service runs every 15 to 30 minutes during the high season, and travelers often use the "Cinque Terre Treno Card" for unlimited trips and access to the park’s hiking trails.