The current Opera was set up on the site of the old municipal theatre which was destroyed by a fire in 1881. Inaugurated in 1885, it is an example characteristic of the style Second-Empire. Read More

Elegant 18th century square which was the first extension of the old town towards the new. Read More

Opening on to the port, this square features a row of neo-classical houses on either side of the harbour church. Read More

Each morning except Monday, Le cours Saleya is open with fruits and vegetables and varieties of flowers. Read More

The Louis XVI gate is main entrance to the citadel. Come and discover the Ramparts of the citadel in Bastia.

Visit the restored tower and enjoy the exceptional view. Distance from the sea: 10 meters. The tower is accessible from two levels. Enjoy the permanent exhibition "Corsica's coastal fortifications".

Built on the Girolata peninsula, the fortress was erected in the 13th Century by the Genoese who were occupying the island. A few sheep and wild goats still roam the reserve.

The Governors’ Palace was built onto a tower, which was built in 1380 by a Genoese noble. The chateau became the permanent residence of the Governors of Genoa in Corsica at the end of the 15th century.