20의 링귀제타가지 명소 & 주요 장소

올해로 800주기 기일을 맞는 아씨시의 성 프란치스코는 (...). 포베렐로는 우리에게 예수님께 시선을 고정하라고 격려합니다: "우리 모두 형제들은 자신의 양들을 구하기 위해 십자가의 고통을 겪으신 선한 목자에게 주의를 기울입시다" (Erm VI). 그러므로 이 십자가의 길에서 성 프란치스코의 초대를 받아들이고, 단순히 의식적으로나 지적으로가 아니라 우리의 온 존재와 온 삶으로 예수님의 발자취를 따릅시다: "몸으로 자신을 바치고 그의 거룩한 십자가를 지고 그의 가장 거룩한 계명을 끝까지 따르라" (Off XV 13). (2026년 4월 3일 로마 콜로세움에서 교황 레오 14세와 함께하는 십자가의 길 묵상 서문 중에서)

The Torra di Prunete is a historic Genoese tower on the east coast of Corsica, in the municipality of Cervione. It was built around 1580 and restored in 1710. This round, slightly conical tower was part of a defensive system built by the Republic of Genoa in the 16th and 17th centuries to protect the island from Barbary pirate raids. The system, known as the Torregiana, consisted of around 150 towers located within sight of each other and communicating with each other through smoke or fire signals. The tower's architecture reflects the typical design of Genoese towers: it is round, slightly conical, and has several floors. On the ground floor is a cistern for collecting rainwater, above it is a living quarters for the guards, and an observation deck accessible via an internal staircase. Today, the Torra di Prunete is an important cultural heritage site and a testament to Corsica's history. Although privately owned, it remains a fascinating example of the military architecture of the Genoese Republic

Embark on an adventure on this 4.2km out and back trail near Cervione, Haute-Corse. The route is generally rated as moderate and can be completed in most areas in 2h 7m. This is a popular trail for birdwatching and walking, but you can also enjoy some solitude at quieter times of the day. The best time to go is March to November. Dogs are welcome and can be let off-leash in some areas.

Nice Corsican village!

Once you've fought your way up, you can cycle up here.

By the way, you can buy refreshments at the church above. That was very welcome for us.

Great gem with wonderful views. The track has its steeper moments, but that's not too bad. The surface isn't always the best either, but it's not dramatic with a tire width of more than 25 mm. Definitely go there because there is almost no traffic and it is really impressive.

Cervione, whose name means the country of deer, embraces the slopes of the Monte San Petrone massif and thus dominates the eastern plain which stretches between Bastia and Aléria. The town has just over 2,000 inhabitants as well as several cafes and restaurants.