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. Tourists, who crave for a moment of peace, will hardly find a better place than the Romieu Garden with its old trees and charming flowerbeds. In order to buy authentic souvenirs, tourists can check the flea market on Place Saint-Nicolas where they will find both handicrafts by local artisans and interesting vintage items. The Cyrnarom perfume museum is another great spot for buying authentic souvenirs from Bastia. There is a boutique in the museum that sells one-of-a-kind scents. In short, despite rather a small size, Bastia is a charming town, a vacation in which can become an unforgettable one. Shopping in Bastia is more about seeking interesting and unique items rather than hunting trends and brands. The flea market on Place Saint-Nicolas
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