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The Cinque Terre’s steep terraced hills, carved painstakingly by generations, notably house family-owned vineyards. The wine train, known as "trenino," carries locals and tourists alike through these vine-laden landscapes, allowing travelers to appreciate the labor-intensive agricultural practices that maintain this heritage. With over 4,000 miles of dry stone walls created over centuries, artisan dry stone masons uphold this tradition, ensuring that these iconic landscapes are preserved.