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Beautiful area with great views.

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Beautiful area with great views.

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Always impressive

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The patronage of this place of worship “Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption” refers to one of the many memorial or festival days in honor of Mary, Mother of God. This goes back to the festival of her physical assumption into heaven. The (Catholic) Church celebrates this festival annually on August 15th. In the Orthodox churches the feast is called the Dormition of the Virgin Mary. In rural areas of Germany with a predominantly Catholic population, it used to be customary for bundles of herbs to be collected by the population on this special day and blessed in a festive service. This old custom has occasionally survived to this day.

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The Punta d'Omigna lies at the tip of the southern flank of the Golfe de Chiuni and the northern flank of the Golfe de Pèru.

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It is a round tower twelve meters high, on two levels with a terrace, built at the end of the punta d'Omigna during the second half of the 16th century, in order to protect the arable land on the coast from Barbary pirates. It was part of the land known as the Four Towers and was built by the populations of Paomia, Revinda and Salona, refugees in Renno. Formerly called the Tower of Paomia, the Tower of Omigna was on April 27, 1731, the last entrenchment for 127 Greeks attacked by 2,500 revolting Corsicans. After three days of siege, they managed to free themselves and join their families in Ajaccio. The Omigna tower is classified as a historic monument by decree of March 8, 1991.

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It is a round tower twelve meters high, on two levels with a terrace, built at the end of the punta d'Omigna during the second half of the 16th century, in order to protect the arable land on the coast from Barbary pirates. It was part of the land known as the Four Towers and was built by the populations of Paomia, Revinda and Salona, refugees in Renno. Formerly called the Tower of Paomia, the Tower of Omigna was on April 27, 1731, the last entrenchment for 127 Greeks attacked by 2,500 revolting Corsicans. After three days of siege, they managed to free themselves and join their families in Ajaccio. The Omigna tower is classified as a historic monument by decree of March 8, 1991.

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The Gulf of Chiuni is part of the Vicolais coastline, a coast which was very frequented between the 16th and 18th centuries by Barbary pirates. Due to the Turkish threat, the Genoese had coastal towers built there in the 16th century at the expense of the communities and pievi of Paomia, Revinda and Salogna.

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