Author Archives: Poster Nature

 

New Poster Category

We are very proud to introduce a new category to Poster Nature. Our designers have been working hard to create the first 3 modern art prints / poster motives. Hope you like it as much as we do!

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  • Indian Poster
    Indian Poster
  • Inca Poster
    Inca Poster
  • Monkey Animal Poster
    Monkey Animal Poster
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Together with Manarola Boutique that requested our 5 original Cinque Terre designs as one we are very proud to introduce the latest design in the Cinque Terre Poster series. This is also our first horisontal version, you can order the poster on the following link: https://posternature.com/product/cinque-terre-italy-poster/

It will also be available in Manarola Boutique as a poster and also a magnet.

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The story of sunflower (Helianthus Annuus ) is indeed amazing. The wild sunflower is native to North America but commercialization of the plant took place in Russia. It was only recently that the sunflower plant returned to North America to become a cultivated crop. But it was the American Indian who first domesticated the plant into a single headed plant with a variety of seed colors including black, white, red, and black/white striped.

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Tune up for new prints

The famous eco house in Milan(o), will soon be found on the website. As well as the favourite place on the Amalfi Coast. I hope we can share the new poster designs within a few days.

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A Sunflower Field

Finally! We now added our first Sunflower field poster in our nature poster category. This is the start of something new, we actually just felt that we had to show our solidarity to the people of Ukraine, who has sunflowers as a national flower. But also as a start adding more motives of nature itself. There’s more to come, so stay tuned!

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Depending if you’re looking for inspiration or just want to dream yourself back to your favourite travel destination, we have the art print for you. Enjoy wonderful Cinque Terre Art Prints, or our Cyclades blues. Here at Poster Nature we have something for you.

If you are missing your favourite destination, let us know, we are continuously adding more and more destinations by request.

Below is our best-selling Manarola Art Print.

Happy Travel!

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Color trends for 2022

Vibrant colors to put on your wall 2022. Earth is still in the spotlight, and probably will keep on taking space in the color scene for the years to come.

  1. Wild Flower
  2. Pale Moon
  3. Steam
  4. Morning Dew
  5. Collector’s Item
  6. Hint of Voilet
  7. Mysterious
  8. Quiet Moments
  9. Fernwood Green
  10. October Mist
  11. Natural Linen
  12. Venetian Portico
  13. High Park
  14. Gloucester Sage

If you have any other favourites, please share in the comments field below.

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Our designers mission for January was themed all around fantastic works of Cocktail Art. Here, we’ve rounded up 10 fantastic cocktail-inspired wall prints and posters that pay homage to our favourite tipple.

  • Saint-Raphaël Côte d'Azur Poster
  • Fréjus Côte d'Azur Poster
  • Limoncello Poster
  • Après-Ski Poster
  • Saint-Tropez No2 Côte d’Azur Poster
  • Cap-d'Ail Côte d'Azur Poster
  • Cavalaire-sur-Mer Côte d’Azur Poster
  • Sainte-Maxime Côte d’Azur Poster
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Cinque Terre Travel
Like pearls on a (very beautiful) thread. Find inspiration to Cinque Terre incl. instagram spots, beaches and art work.

  • Cinque Terre Map Poster

Incredible views and new surprises around every corner, is what awaits you as you make your way along the winding paths and roads as you travel to the Cinque Terre with Escapeaway. Let yourself be seduced by this incredible area with five unique villages nestled on pearl ribbons. People like to travel far for picturesque fishing villages, panoramic views and beautiful natural scenery. And the Cinque Terre is just such a hit.

The Cinque Terre is beautifully situated along the eastern part of the Italian Riviera, on the border with Tuscany. The cities are located on rock outcrops, and offer a beautiful sea view. Here you will find the 5 small villages of Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore in wonderful harmony. The picturesque villages can make most people lose their breath, and make the rest have shaky legs. Book a hotel, holiday house or holiday apartment in the Cinque Terre here.

A holiday among beautiful mountains and pleasant fishing villages

The Cinque Terre is a protected natural area, housing some of the most beautiful landscapes in Italy. Here, previous generations have worked the mountains, so that today they are full of vines and olive trees. It is only a few decades since the five cities became connected to the Italian road network. They have therefore retained their original charm with old fishing villages and churches. From Levanto or Punta Mesco, old hiking trails go to Monterosso. Monterosso is both artistically and naturally an attraction. Here is the old Aurora tower, which separates the old town from the new one, as well as the church of St. Francesco which is also worth a visit.

The Cinque Terre is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

The area is world famous for its wonderful hiking trails which connect the five coastal villages and call for an active holiday. Some of the trails can be used for mountain biking or a relaxing ride on horseback, but if you prefer to hike all the way from Monterosso to Riomaggiore, you should have a good pair of shoes and set aside a full day for the subject. It should be noted that the area has become a national park, which is why a fee is required along the road to visit the area.

From Monterosso to Riomaggiore

  • Manarola Il Presepe Cinque Terre Poster
  • Monterosso al Mare Cinque Terre Poster
  • Monterosso Cinque Terre Poster
  • Corniglia Cinque Terre Poster
  • Manarola Cinque Terre Poster
  • Riomaggiore Cinque Terre Poster

On the hike from Monterosso to Riomaggiore you are halfway there when you get to Corniglia. This is a great place to take a break and enjoy the lovely beach. From Corniglia you then continue along the bay to Manarola. Further from Manarola, take the road called Kärleksvägen. It runs along the rock wall and offers tough surroundings and a fantastic view of the sea.

The hiking system:

Open paths:
On the popular hiking trail (sentiero azzurro), which connects the five villages, and which is located with a fee, it is currently possible to hike on the stretches

  • Monterosso -> Vernazza
  • Vernazza -> Corniglia
  • Manarola -> Corniglia (may be periodically closed due to maintenance work)
  • Monterosso -> Madonna di Soviore -> Vernazza (long)
  • Monterosso -> Levanto (via Punta Mesco)
  • Manarola -> Volastra -> Corniglia (as a slightly more demanding alternative to the route Manarola -> Corniglia)
  • Manarola -> Riomaggiore, also called the Love Path
  • Campiglia -> Riomaggiore
  • Campiglia -> Portovenere
  • as well as many other hiking trails behind the villages in the Cinque Terre.

Furthermore, there are many free and less trafficked trails in the area, from which you can enjoy the sea air and dizzying panoramic views: e.g. the distances

Note: As the area is very mountainous, there are occasional landslides on the hiking network, which can mean that individual sections may be closed for shorter periods for the safety of visitors.

Sail or take the train between the villages

There is an incredibly good train connection between the villages, and the trains run several times an hour. But the villages are also connected by various boat trips, and it is an impressive sight to see from the sea. In severe weather, however, the tours are canceled, as most of the villages lack an actual port. The tickets for the tour boats can only be bought at the ticket booths on the quays in four of the villages (not in Corniglia which is too high), and not in the welcome centers that you usually find at the train stations.

Monterosso is the largest of the villages and the only one with a real beach – which makes it a perfect choice for families with children. Alternatively, the nearby villages of Moneglia and Levanto are recommended, which also have child-friendly beaches as well as a direct train connection to the villages of the Cinque Terre.

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