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 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...

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...

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...

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...

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,...

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...

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...

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