Corsica in Video Games: A Journey Through Virtual Landscapes
Video games are my great passion. They were when I was a child, and they still are today, over forty years later. Ignoring the cliché of a pastime that dulls the mind, or that...
Author: Guillaume Bereni
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Conservatoire du Littoral in Corsica
In 2025, Corsica celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Conservatoire du Littoral, a public organization that plays a crucial role in protecting and managing the island’s coastal areas. Since its creation in 1975, the...
The 10 Commitments of the Eco-Responsible Tourist in Corsica
The Corsican Tourism Agency, in collaboration with various local and environmental organizations, has launched an initiative titled “The 10 Commitments of the Eco-Responsible Tourist.” This initiative aims to promote sustainable and environmentally friendly travel...
Corsican language and Gallurese (Sardinia): Common Roots, Shared Influence
Gallura, a region located in the northeast of Sardinia, and Corsica, the “sister island,” share deep linguistic and cultural ties. The Gallurese dialect, spoken mainly in Gallura, has many similarities with the Corsican language,...
Corsica in Picture #9 : the village of Poggio di Nazza
This week, we invite you to take a visual journey through the charming village of Poggio di Nazza (Northern Corsica). These photos, taken on a beautiful January afternoon in 2025, capture the serene atmosphere...
2025, Tercentenary of the Birth of Pasquale Paoli: Internet users can vote for their favourite logo
In 2025, we celebrate the tercentenary of the birth of Pasquale Paoli. Born in Morosaglia on April 6, 1725, the “Father of the Nation” will be honoured throughout the year. For this purpose, the...
“Donne di Corsica”: Celebrating Corsican Women in the Island’s Museums
In 2024, the Museums of Corsica embarked on an exceptional initiative to highlight the role and place of Corsican women throughout the centuries. “Donne di Corsica” is a series of exhibitions travelling through the...
Discovering the Roman History of Corsica at the Museum of Aleria
Rich, diverse, and eventful, the history of Corsica has been written through the changes and characteristic turmoil of the Mediterranean basin. Among the influences that have left a lasting mark on the island and...
Holy Trinity Church: A British Legacy in Ajaccio
Corsica is full of surprises! One such surprise is the presence of an Anglican church in Ajaccio. Known as Holy Trinity Church, this church was built on the Cours Grandval between 1869 and 1878...
The Pomelo in Corsica: a symbol of tradition and quality
The pomelo, often confused with the grapefruit, is a hybrid fruit originating from Southeast Asia. A cross between a sweet orange and a pomelo tree. Introduced to Corsica in the early 20th century, it...
