Climate change is a reality. And while we may have experienced some exceptional episodes in the past, we have to admit that they have multiplied in recent years. When the exceptional becomes the norm,...
We talked about it last week and we had the pleasure of attending it last Sunday. The “Festa di San Marcellu 2024” took place in Aleria on January 27-28. It has been, as expected,...
Edit (07/02/2024): Due to the high probability of rain on Saturday 10 February, the Carnavale di Brandu has been postponed. The new date is 17 February. I posted here, a few years ago, an...
This weekend, people in Corsica are invited to join the celebration of San Marcellu (Saint-Marcel) in Aleria. This may not be the most popular event in Corsica, but it indubitably is a true “Corsican”...
Have you ever heard about a Greek Church in Cargese, Corsica? We head today to the southern part of the island to talk about the fascinating bond that unites one piece of Corsica with...
Note from the editor: I wrote and published this article in Italian language for the website Corsicaoggi.com. I thought this information might interest you so I gave it a quick translation. The painting of...
Ah, Bonifacio! You already heard about this big village/little town of Corsica. Among the numerous beauties our island offers, Bonifacio is probably the most suggestive one. But you may also be aware that this...
We take a look today at a curiosity hidden in the woods, “E Petre Scritte”. This sentence means “the written stones” in Corsican language and refers to small monoliths we still can witness. Their...
We are taking a walk today to the “Ponte d’Alisu”, an old Genovese bridge that crosses the Bravone River. This path is one of the many available in this region, “A Serra”. It is...
We chose to begin a series of portraits of Corsican committed producers with L’Acqualina. It is a small Corsican farm, a familial one, established in the village of Felce in 1988. The main activity...
Can we really consider itinerant merchants in Corsica as actors of sustainable tourism? In our opinion they surely are. Or let’s say that they have a true potential we should all participate in developing....
We guess you already noticed we have a strong passion for religious architecture here. It’s quite inevitable for a Corsican, as this kind of architectural beauty is part of everyday life. It’s connected to...
Let’s go today to the eastern part of the island, to the microregion of Campoloro with its iconic village of Cervione. A little piece of land, a balcony on the Tyrrhenian Sea that illustrates...
