Several Corsican villages are classified among 'the most beautiful villages' of France, and here you may admire Ucciani.
An attractive tree ringed lake awaits you after a 1h 30 walk, assuring tranquility and beauty.
The sentinels of the past perdure
Echoes of the forgotten, forever present...
Phot'eau Corse
Direction Levie (southern Corsica) –
(September 13th-15th, 2013)
total immersion for three days of discovering, following, and enjoying the Middle Ages, and where everybody participates – third edition this year –
isn’t that a bewitching idea ?
and remember, this weekend is European Heritage Days – open door weekend – so, explore !
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I made a discovery some time ago that certainly added delight during the summer here; a brand of Corsican 100% pure fruit juice labelled OZIA (whose name I also find very attractive and inviting). They’re savoury in a very natural way, without sugar – allowing the habitual release of flavours.Starting off in 2010, in the town of Luri (Cap Corse, north of the island), their idea stemmed from the fact that 35% of the tangerine production was not destined to markets, and this being due to specific demands from the IGP (label of European quality). Here lies their particularity – in valorising the fruit that are not scheduled for purchasing.
Benefiting from inherited agronomical and oenological backgrounds, OZIA created and signed the first Corsican tangerine fruit juice – to furthermore add...
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There was certainly a motivating force behind my recent choice to communicate on this subject. The fact is, I had read an article that had captivated my full attention, by Marie-Josée Cesarini–Dasso – criminologist, lawyer and furthermore, author – also having consecrated her thesis on the feminine criminal world during the 18th century.Presently residing between Corsica and Nice, she has been rewarded by the European Academy of Science/Arts, (which includes seventy Nobel prizewinners) and is a continual correspondent for UNESCO.
The question can be asked, why as of that particular century?
to which is the answer is, because of the lack of archives beforehand – here, one discovers the situating/retracing (in particular) of Corsican women through time...
CNN came to Corsica last winter – investigating the ‘renewal energy experiment’
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When wandering around, haven’t you often asked yourselves what your surroundings might have actually resembled centuries ago? This often strikes me as a question to which I have not been capable of answering, visually – ignoring the historic testimonies, and this lead me to correct any imaginary presumptions I may have had.
Author, historian and in charge of the department of Corsican Art at the Fesch Museum, he is also a specialist of the Napoleonic periods. Let’s slip back somewhat in time here, and examine Ajaccio.
When the Genoese (13th-17th centuries), decided to establish themselves comfortably on this island, and in particular in Aj...
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