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A reflection on man and his existence, when you enter Filitosa ..

Classified prehistorical – when you decide to stroll through Filitosa, you are entering the Megalithic period and the beginning of the Bronze Age Overlooking a...

A retrospective/prospective: The Penitentiary of Coti – yesterday and today

Immersed in history once again, I revisited this former penitentiary around 37km outside of Ajaccio recently, where many signs of elapsed circumstances still reside....

Convent of Corbara, a haven of peace

Solid religious representation has left its mark all over this incomparable island. The Convent of Corbara is once again a fine example of the alliance between Corsica...

Corsican cutlers create and perpetuate from ancestral knowledge

Ancestral knowledge perpetuated up to this day, the art of fabricating knives here in Corsica has always been a way of life. Let us not forget that this was first and...

Corsican Shepherds, a way of life .. by http://letstalkaboutcorsica.com

Through the ages, history has shown us on many occasions, how the population was forced to take to the interior of the island, fleeing from frequent invaders and...

CUCURUZZU’ – let’s drift back to the Bronze Age/Middle Ages

One of the charms of this island, as you may have already realised, is the fact that you can wander around and visit several prehistoric/archaeological sites, which...

The notorious …. GR20 – a profusion of sensations by letstalkaboutcorsica.com

Known as Europe’s toughest long-distance trek, the GR20 is undoubtedly an ardent desire experienced by those who are in search of a certain profusion ofsensations....

The Revival and Survival of ‘A Morra’

To revive and perpetuate a choice of entertainment originating from ancient times, has been the choice of Alex Casamarte, President of the Association Corsica Morra...

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