Are you planning to go on holiday to Bastia? Museum, old port, citadel, how about taking a look at the wonders that await you during your stay in Bastia and planning your visits?

- The Genoese citadel of Bastia.

- Corsican Ethnograpic Museum.

- St Mary’s Church in Bastia.

- Village of miniatures of St Antoine in Bastia.

- Old Port in Bastia.

- Mariana: village dating back to classical antiquity, whose excavations are open to the public. Mariana cathedral is also worthy of note.

- Biguglia lake: Nature reserve classified in 1994, providing a secure environment of animal and plant life of particular richness..

- Cap Corse: American luxury houses or “Palazzi,” sumptuously built in the XIX^th century by Corsican adventurers, in the Tuscan, Spanish colonial or American colonial styles.

- 32 Genoese Towers, including the towers at Miomo, from Osse to Porticciolo, the Seneca Tower at Luri,  Paoline Tower at Nonza (XVIII^th  century), currently exhibitions, etc.

- Natural site of Capandula: 337 hectares of fragrant maquis scrubland and natural beaches protected under law.

- Sanctuary of the Lavasina, destination of annual 8 September pilgrimage.

- Baroque and Romanesque churches: Santa Maria Assunta at Canari, Santa Maria della Chiapella at Rogliano, Sainte Julie at Nonza, etc.

- Cathedral of Nebbio (Santa Maria Assunta) in the Pisan style, considered as the finest Romanesque building of the XIth century in the island.

- Romanesque Ruins of the XI^th and XIII^th centuries, in the villages of Oletta, Pieve, Santo Pietro di Tenda, Rapale, and Sorio.

- Columns of Menhirs at Murato of the XIII^th century. Masterpiece of Romanesque art.

- Church of St Michael at Murato.

- Visits of various wine cellars (Patrimonio appellation contrôlée).

- Church of San Martino at Vescovato in Genoese style, and its white marble tabernacle.

- Chapel of San Pancrazio at Castellare di Casinca.

- Loreto di Casinca, the highest village at Casinca, beautiful view.