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A beautiful Romanesque church in the center of Poggio-di-Nazza with a striking tower. It features richly detailed decorations, particularly the Stations of the Cross. Inside, there's a miniature of the church with its bell tower and the adjacent church square.

A small and cozy bar. Two things are special: after a beautiful hike or bike ride, simply a) enjoy an ice cream or beer to relax and b) enjoy the wonderful view outside. ... My highlight of the day. 😊

The Chapel of Saint-Antoine: Located on the outskirts of the village, it is dedicated to the veneration of Saint Anthony of Padua. Every year on June 13th, the parishioners organize a religious festival (mass and procession) followed by a festive feast. Unfortunately, the chapel was closed when we visited. ----- The Chapel of Saint-Antoine: Located on the outskirts of the village, it is dedicated to the celebration of Saint Anthony of Padua. Every year, on June 13th, the parishioners organize a religious festival (mass and procession) followed by a festive feast. => https://www.visit-corsica.com/de/Mon-sejour/Patrimoine-culturel/Tout-le-patrimoine-culturel/U-POGHJU-DI-NAZZA-POGGIO-DI-NAZZA

This charming 16th-century village is surrounded by the Marmanu and Sorba forests. The village once marked the end of the long Mare è Monti Livantinu hiking trail. The route now extends to Vivario. Don't miss the Neptune Fountain in the village center.

A narrow path follows the river, always following the blue markings. It's very beautiful and partially shaded. Fantastic!

We went to the great Gumben today. We walked straight down the path from the Y-tree. But we didn't jump or even slide😱.

a smal restaurant and a small shop with local products

This 16th century village is the starting point for bike or walking tours in the forests of Marmanu and Sorba. To see: the sculpture of Neptune in homage to the god of the sea.