The iconic 'Via dell'Amore' trail in Italy's Cinque Terre is set to reopen after a 12-year closure due to a landslide. The restored path, running between Riomaggiore and Manarola, will initially be accessible to locals, with tourists allowed from August 9 by reservation and a five-euro fee. The restoration, costing over $24 million, includes safety measures like steel netting and harnesses. Visitor numbers will be capped at 400 per hour to manage overtourism, a growing issue in the region. The trail's reopening aims to balance tourism with preservation, offering a sustainable experience through guided tours. The Cinque Terre, a UNESCO World Heritage site, saw four million visitors last year, highlighting the need for controlled access to protect its infrastructure and resident life.