Castello di Riomaggiore

**★★★★★ Sean Zee — 5 months ago

Amazing views, great food, wine flows endlessly. Name sure to hike from one village to the next as each have unique views of their own.

**★★★★★ Breanna Clemmons — 6 months ago

The walk from the train station to the castle is beautiful. There is a path along the hillside that leads to a lovey swimming spot. And up the stairs from there is the Castle. Lots of stairs! But worth it if you’re up for a hike. There is viewing area from the top of the castle.

**★★★★★ Paul Vivas — 9 months ago

Beautiful Castle in the centre of Riomaggiore This village is the closest to La Spezia but it is really nice & legendary & iconic! It is super pretty and had fabulous views on the bay. I can only recommend it to all. Note my family really like it, even if we thought it was super busy in February.

**★★★★☆ E Scott Parks — 9 months ago

Castello di Riomaggiore crowns the village with its 13th-century stone walls and commanding sea views. Originally built for defense, it now offers a peaceful terrace to take in the colorful rooftops and coastline. The climb up is steep but short, and the reward is a quiet, scenic spot above the bustle of the harbor. A must for photographers and anyone seeking a panoramic pause.

**★★☆☆☆ Cathy Armstrong — 4 months ago

There is virtually nothing to see, no info exhibition in the entrance area, the two remaining tower rooms locked - however panoramic views. Thankfully, as UK National Trust members, we had free entry - wouldn't have been happy if we'd had to pay!