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- Take a Boat Ride to the Cinque Terre. Address. Cinque Terre, SP, Italy. While many visitors depart from La Spezia for a multi-day trip spent hiking between the five villages of the Cinque Terre, not everyone has the desire or physical stamina for the journey.
- Wander the Centro Storico. Address. Centro Storico, 19121 La Spezia SP, Italy. Much of La Spezia centro storico, or historic center, was destroyed during the war.
- Explore the Castello di San Giorgio. Address. Via XXVII Marzo, SN, 19121 La Spezia SP, Italy. Phone +39 0187 751142. Web Visit website. Set on a hill overlooking La Spezia, Castello di San Giorgio is a castle-fortress founded in the 1200s, though most of the present-day structure is from the 1600s.
- Visit the Technical Naval Museum. Address. Viale Giovanni Amendola, 1, 19121 La Spezia SP, Italy. Phone +39 0187 784763. Web Visit website. Military and naval history buffs and kids who like big guns and cannons will enjoy this small museum of the Italian Navy.
La Spezia is a port town near Cinque Terre with a rich cultural and maritime heritage. Explore its attractions, museums, beaches and local cuisine with Lonely Planet's tips and recommendations.
- The Waterfront. La Spezia is an important port on the west coast of Italy and it stands to reason that it has a beautiful waterfront with some fantastic scenery and attractions.
- The Naval Technical Museum. This is one of the most important naval museums in the whole of Italy and it is a truly fascinating place to visit for adults and children alike.
- Cinque Terre. Cinque Terre is a world renowned stretch of coast not far from La Spezia and contains some absolutely phenomenal landscapes and gorgeous villages that hug the coastline and cliffs.
- Basilica of Santa Maria Assunta. This church is one of the most important and recognizable in La Spezia and was originally contrasted in the 15th century; strangely enough, the basilica was not actually completed until 1954 and has been restored and changed over the last several hundred years.
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- Carugio Drito. In the hub of La Spezia’s bustling historic center, Via del Prione-known famously as Il Carugio Drito-represents the perfect blend of ancient and modern and guards the city’s beating heart.
- Seafront. A visit to La Spezia would not be complete without a walk along the fascinating Lungomare, sometimes known as the “Morin Promenade.” Its picturesque views of the Gulf of Poets, with colors constantly changed by the play of sunlight, have inspired many artists and poets over the centuries.
- Thaon bridge of Revel. The Thaon di Revel Bridge represents a significant symbol of the city of La Spezia. The pedestrian bridge, with its remarkable length of 150 meters, is an important structure that connects two important points of the city: the Morin promenade and the Mirabella marina.
- Naval Technical Museum. The Naval Technical Museum in La Spezia is a fascinating place for anyone interested in maritime and naval history. Located in the heart of La Spezia, a city with a strong naval tradition, the museum offers an extensive collection of artifacts and exhibits devoted to the technology and history of maritime navigation.
Here is our list of things to do in La Spezia. In spite of being the second largest city in Liguria with a population of 94.000 people, a popular cruise hub and next-door neighbour to a string of UNESCO World Heritage sites, there are surprisingly few tourists in La Spezia.
La Spezia is one of the four provinces of Liguria and has a population of about 91,391 inhabitants. La Spezia's inhabitants are called Spezzini. The area of this Ligurian town is of 51.4 square kilometers. It's a beautiful city with a beautiful sea that blends with the nearby mountains. A good overlap of sky, earth and water.
