Located on the east coast of Corsica, Bastia is a true gem that is very interesting to explore despite the industrial appearance. Fans of Baroque heritage will definitely enjoy a stroll on alleyways of the historical part of the town. Refreshing breeze on the old marina is particularly welcome when sitting in one of the waterfront cafes and restaurants. On Saturday and Sunday, guests of the town will definitely enjoy a visit to a market near the bell tower where local farmers bring their freshest fruits and vegetables. It’s a great place to buy the Corsican clementine that grows on the eastern plain of the island. Tourists can go to the port where fishermen bring freshest and finest seafood that is available in nearby cafes.
An important feature of the hotel infrastructure of Bastia is a variety of attractive hotels that have preserved the unique historic setting. An elegant 19th-century building houses Hotel … 
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In a couple of steps from the coast there is a charming and romantic hotel Alivi that is a perfect place for couples. The romantic rooms are painted in bright colors. There is an opportunity … Open
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The area near Bastia has many places that are very interesting to explore once you’re done with the town. One more advantage – there is no need to make long rides to reach these places, as the majority of them are within a few kilometers. For example, south of Bastia, there is a charming settlement of Murato. Visit it to see a very unusual old church, the façade of which is made of white and black stones that form an interesting pattern. Small sculptures complete the look. Another peaceful settlement, La Canonica, is also famous for two miraculously beautiful churches – Santa-Maria Assunta and San Parteo.
Bastia is one of most beautiful ancient towns of Corsica. This is a famous economic and financial center of the island and an internationally famous resort. The center of the city is … Open
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Attractions and entertainment in France
Cycling and trekking are very popular types of recreation in France. Numerous trails are laid across the country most of which pass through historical and wine regions. It will be exciting to go on a bike tour or a hiking tour through the wine cellars of Bordeaux. The trip will be accompanied by a visit to the local winemaking chateaux and magnificent views. In the valley of the river Loire, there are more than 70 castles. A walk in this region will give unforgettable impressions and a lot of emotions. Another popular destination is the beaches of the Atlantic and an introduction to Corsica. You can also take a bike trip through Languedoc, to the coast of the Mediterranean Sea. You can make a tour yourself or use the services of tour operators.
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