The Top 13 Castles in Corsica
A visit to a castle — whether you stumble over one during a hike outdoors or walk your way around the grounds with a guide — is always something special, …
Last updated: September 24, 2025
The Castellu di Cucuruzzu is the most important archaeological site in Corsica. Nestled at 700 meters above sea level, it dates back to the Bronze Age. It is possible to visit it for €4.
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Corte is the historical and cultural capital of Corsica. It was on the initiative of Pascal Paoli (one of the most famous people on the island) that this city in …
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Saint-Florent (Corsican: San Fiurenzu; Italian: San Fiorenzo) is a French commune and the capital of the Nebbio region on the Mediterranean island of Corsica with 1,689 inhabitants.
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The citadel is located just south of the old town at the city's port. Unfortunately, access to the citadel is not possible.
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From the viewpoint there is a view of Corte, on the other side of the citadel.
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Girolata is a unique village in Corsica. It has the particularity of being accessible only by boat or on foot. Nestled in a small cove, this charming village is ideal for enjoying a pleasant break in a magnificent setting.
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The dog's head (Tete du Chien) is a striking rock that cannot be overlooked.
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At the entrance to the Gulf of Ajaccio, this Genoese tower is located on its own peninsula with a breathtaking view of the Sanguinari Islands. Stunning views all around you.
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If that isn't the most beautiful view in Corsica. ❤️ The path is entertaining by Corsican standards. From time to time a little scrambling, which is also easy for children from 6 years to master.
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Immersed in a forest of chestnut and fig trees lies the abandoned village of Tassu.
In 1537, it counted 95 inhabitants.
Its chapel has, despite everything, been recently restored.
In 1537, it counted 95 inhabitants.
Its chapel has, despite everything, been recently restored.
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