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Ruins of Doria Tower — Attraction in Vernazza

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Ruins of Doria Tower
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Nearby attractions
Port of Vernazza
Via Visconti, 32, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Church of St. Margaret of Antioch
V. G M Pensa, 5, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Vernazza Beach
Via M. Carattino, 66, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Eroico - vino da agricoltura eroica
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 30, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Cantina Cheo
Via Brigate Partigiane, 1, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Sentiero Monterosso - Vernazza
19018 Vernazza, Province of La Spezia, Italy
Nearby restaurants
Belforte
Via Gerolamo Guidoni, 42, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Il Gambero Rosso Vernazza
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 7, 19017 Vernazza SP, Italy
Ristorante Bar Al Castello
Via Guidoni, 56, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Il Gattaccio - Acciugheria & Street Food
Via Visconti, 17, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Ristorante Luca Vernazza
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 16/A, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Bar Gianni Franzi
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 1, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Ananasso Bar
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 30, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Taverna del Capitano
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 21, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Organic Poke Vernazza
Viale Alessandro Guidoni, 50, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Batti Batti' Focacceria
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 8, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Nearby hotels
Hotel Gianni Franzi
Via San Giovanni Battista, 41/47/49, Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 1, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
La Malà
Via San Giovanni Battista, 29, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Albergo Barbara
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 30, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Rina Rooms
V. Ettore Vernazza, 9, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Francamaria Rooms
Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, 30, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
La Marinarooms Suite
Parco Nazionale delle Cinque Terre, Via Mazzini, 9, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
SANTA MARTA ROOMS - Vernazza - Cinque Terre
Via Roma, 23, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
lisettarooms
Via Mazzini, 8, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
Camere Nicolina
V. Ettore Vernazza, 51, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
La Polena - Camere Vernazza 5 Terre
Via M. Carattino, 20, 19018 Vernazza SP, Italy
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Ruins of Doria Tower

19018 Vernazza, SP, Italy
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attractions: Port of Vernazza, Church of St. Margaret of Antioch, Vernazza Beach, Eroico - vino da agricoltura eroica, Cantina Cheo, Sentiero Monterosso - Vernazza, restaurants: Belforte, Il Gambero Rosso Vernazza, Ristorante Bar Al Castello, Il Gattaccio - Acciugheria & Street Food, Ristorante Luca Vernazza, Bar Gianni Franzi, Ananasso Bar, Taverna del Capitano, Organic Poke Vernazza, Batti Batti' Focacceria
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Nearby attractions of Ruins of Doria Tower

Port of Vernazza

Church of St. Margaret of Antioch

Vernazza Beach

Eroico - vino da agricoltura eroica

Cantina Cheo

Sentiero Monterosso - Vernazza

Port of Vernazza

Port of Vernazza

4.7

(202)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Church of St. Margaret of Antioch

Church of St. Margaret of Antioch

4.6

(228)

Open 24 hours
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Vernazza Beach

Vernazza Beach

4.1

(202)

Open 24 hours
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Eroico - vino da agricoltura eroica

Eroico - vino da agricoltura eroica

5.0

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Cooking class in Riomaggiore/Cinque Terre
Cooking class in Riomaggiore/Cinque Terre
Sat, Dec 6 • 5:00 PM
19017, Riomaggiore, Liguria, Italy
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Create traditional pesto with a local sommelier
Create traditional pesto with a local sommelier
Sat, Dec 6 • 12:30 PM
19018, Vernazza, Liguria, Italy
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Ebike tour discovering Cinque Terre
Ebike tour discovering Cinque Terre
Sat, Dec 6 • 9:30 AM
19016, Monterosso al Mare, Liguria, Italy
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Nearby restaurants of Ruins of Doria Tower

Belforte

Il Gambero Rosso Vernazza

Ristorante Bar Al Castello

Il Gattaccio - Acciugheria & Street Food

Ristorante Luca Vernazza

Bar Gianni Franzi

Ananasso Bar

Taverna del Capitano

Organic Poke Vernazza

Batti Batti' Focacceria

Belforte

Belforte

3.8

(779)

$$

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Il Gambero Rosso Vernazza

Il Gambero Rosso Vernazza

3.8

(357)

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Ristorante Bar Al Castello

Ristorante Bar Al Castello

3.5

(325)

$$

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Il Gattaccio - Acciugheria & Street Food

Il Gattaccio - Acciugheria & Street Food

4.5

(447)

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Reviews of Ruins of Doria Tower

4.3
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1.0
36w

Tourist Trap with Rude Staff – Avoid at All Costs!

I have visited many historical sites, but never have I encountered such an unpleasant experience as at Castello Doria. After climbing an exhausting number of stairs under the sun, I reached the entrance, only to be yelled at by an incredibly rude staff member demanding that I buy a ticket—before even reaching the ticket booth! No signs, no prior indication, just an impolite man barking orders at visitors.

His attitude was so aggressive and disrespectful that I immediately turned around and left. I refuse to support a place that treats tourists like this. If they want people to pay, they should at least have the decency to inform them properly instead of setting up this ridiculous trap. Absolute disgrace. Avoid wasting your time...

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5.0
6y

I love Cinque terre. All 5 Villages are unique. There is an Information centre on each Village, plus in Levanto and in La Spezia. We went with a train from Levanto. All train drives to Villages, but they don't all stop in all of them. I advise you to take a plan in an Information centre to look. Almost all stop at all Villages, but we were 'lucky' to come to one that doesn't, so we start in the last Village riomaggiore. Then on the way back it was the same :), so we stoped at the first Village. But we manage to look all of them in about 6-7 hours. I also advise you to buy Cinque terre card, with wich you have free access to all trains, bus, toilets... For 24 or more hours. You buy it at Information centre...

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1.0
36w

Very bad experiencie, after climbing up the (very) steep stairs, we found out we had to pay 2€. Is a low price but we didn't want to pay it, so we decided to just see the views and not enter the castle. We arrived there and the ticket guy started slamming the table and shouting at us to pay or leave (before we had even reached the ticket booth), we excused ourselves and told him we only wanted to see the views, not the castle (and i can tell you, before entering the castle there are no incredible views). He didn't seem to care or even listen to us, and kept hitting the table and shouting for us to go away in a very rude way. Incredibly unpleasant experiencie, wouldn't...

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Renata KvasRenata Kvas
I love Cinque terre. All 5 Villages are unique. There is an Information centre on each Village, plus in Levanto and in La Spezia. We went with a train from Levanto. All train drives to Villages, but they don't all stop in all of them. I advise you to take a plan in an Information centre to look. Almost all stop at all Villages, but we were 'lucky' to come to one that doesn't, so we start in the last Village riomaggiore. Then on the way back it was the same :), so we stoped at the first Village. But we manage to look all of them in about 6-7 hours. I also advise you to buy Cinque terre card, with wich you have free access to all trains, bus, toilets... For 24 or more hours. You buy it at Information centre cinque terre.
JojoJojo
A MUST! I was built in the year 1000. This place is beautiful, from above you can appreciate the town with a panoramic and unique view. To get to the top you must walk uphill, it is not an easy walk and you could get tired, so wear comfortable shoes and water, you will need it when you get up. On your way to the top you will be breathless, each hill makes you look at the Mediterranean with different eyes, the cobblestone houses are beautiful and you will walk among ancient and colorful streets. On the way you will find restaurants with a great view to eat or drink coffee. I would definitely go back, I love this place.💙
Patrick OReillyPatrick OReilly
Vernazza, is a wonderful picturesque town and one of the Cinque Terra towns on the coat of Italy. The village is a centuries old with cobble stone streets and brightly coloured stone or brick house and markets. We visited the stone church of St Margaret of Antioch with windows overlooking the ocean and beach area. Looking up from the church you can see the agricultural terraces facing the ocean that provide olives, fruits and vegetables to the area. It was a perfect secluded spot to build a sustainable community for 100’s of years, with their own language dialect and cultural traditions.
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I love Cinque terre. All 5 Villages are unique. There is an Information centre on each Village, plus in Levanto and in La Spezia. We went with a train from Levanto. All train drives to Villages, but they don't all stop in all of them. I advise you to take a plan in an Information centre to look. Almost all stop at all Villages, but we were 'lucky' to come to one that doesn't, so we start in the last Village riomaggiore. Then on the way back it was the same :), so we stoped at the first Village. But we manage to look all of them in about 6-7 hours. I also advise you to buy Cinque terre card, with wich you have free access to all trains, bus, toilets... For 24 or more hours. You buy it at Information centre cinque terre.
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A MUST! I was built in the year 1000. This place is beautiful, from above you can appreciate the town with a panoramic and unique view. To get to the top you must walk uphill, it is not an easy walk and you could get tired, so wear comfortable shoes and water, you will need it when you get up. On your way to the top you will be breathless, each hill makes you look at the Mediterranean with different eyes, the cobblestone houses are beautiful and you will walk among ancient and colorful streets. On the way you will find restaurants with a great view to eat or drink coffee. I would definitely go back, I love this place.💙
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Vernazza, is a wonderful picturesque town and one of the Cinque Terra towns on the coat of Italy. The village is a centuries old with cobble stone streets and brightly coloured stone or brick house and markets. We visited the stone church of St Margaret of Antioch with windows overlooking the ocean and beach area. Looking up from the church you can see the agricultural terraces facing the ocean that provide olives, fruits and vegetables to the area. It was a perfect secluded spot to build a sustainable community for 100’s of years, with their own language dialect and cultural traditions.
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