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...
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...
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...
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...
Christian culture and heritage are closely linked to independent Corsica’s history. And so is the Convent of Orezza. It was erected around 1485 by the Franciscan Brotherhood, close to the village of Piedicroce. Like...
The festival Popularte spreads culture in Corsica since 2020 in an unexpected way. It is safe to say that almost nobody would have ever imagined that street art could get out of town and...
Let’s take our time machine today and travel into old-time Corsica. The Ethnographic Museum of Cervione (Cervioni in Corsican) is not the most famous, nor the most imponent museum we have in Corsica. Yet,...
The doors of Bastia’s “Casa di e Scenze” (House of Sciences) opened earlier this year. We’ve been there to visit this place. This is the very first museum dedicated to sciences in Corsica. Note...
On June the 6th 2020, a quite unique place in Corsica was celebrating its first birthday: Corsica Zoo. Corsica Zoo is situated in Olmeta di Tuda and the very first place dedicated to animals...
