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Bastia (UK: / ˈ b æ s tj ə, ˈ b ɑː s-/, US: / ˈ b ɑː s t i ə, ˈ b æ s-, b ɑː ˈ s t iː ə /, French: ⓘ, Italian:; Corsican: Bastìa) is a commune in the department of Haute-Corse, Corsica, France.
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- St. Nicolas Square. Let’s start this Bastia travel guide with its most emblematic location: Saint-Nicolas Square. This vast esplanade, one of France’s largest, is facing the ferry terminal welcoming the boats from the continent or Italy.
- Napoleon Street. Napoleon Street is a pedestrian street located next to Saint-Nicolas Square, in Terra Vecchia, Bastia’s oldest district. During your visit, you will discover several craft shops, as well as many souvenir shops selling products from all over Corsica.
- The Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste. The Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste is located close to the market square. This church is clearly among Bastia’s must-see religious buildings!
- The Old Port. During your stay in Bastia, you should definitely take a stroll around the Old Port, in the heart of the old town. With its many bars and restaurants, it’s the perfect place if you want to enjoy a nice view of the boats while having a meal or a drink on a terrace.
- Old Port
- Church of Sainte-Marie
- Bastia Citadel
- Le Palais Des Gouverneurs
- Musée de Bastia
- Chapelle Sainte-Croix
- Place Saint-Nicolas
- Place Du Marché
- Corse Miniature animée
- Église de Monserrato
Saunter along the quays of the U-shaped harbour, where the houses are densely clustered on the city’s slopes. These buildings are painted pale shades of ochre, and pushing above all of them are the twin cupolas of the baroque Church of St. John the Baptist. At the foot of almost every building is a restaurant or cafe where you can take a seat outsi...
This marvellous 17th-century baroque church was in fact Bastia’s cathedral for centuries until the diocese of Mariana was dissolved and Bastia came under the diocese of Ajaccio. The current architecture is from a rebuild between 1604 and 1625, and is a shining example of the Genoese baroque style, as you’ll notice before entering when you see the p...
Get some comfy shoes on to explore the citadel high on the cliff-tops to the south of the old harbour. This walled district was known as the Bastiglia and is where Bastia’s name comes from. It was constructed from 1380 under the behest of the Genoese governor Leonello Lomelli. The Genoese controlled the citadel from this date, right the way up to 1...
Those Genoese governors controlled all of Corsica from this palace, built at the same time as the rest of the citadel. In the earliest days its main purpose was defensive, as a watchtower standing over the entrance to the port. A few highly innovative features would make it difficult to conquer by siege, including two massive underground water rese...
The provincial museum was revamped at the start of this decade and is now in 17 rooms. Detailed information boards will give you a complete summary of the birth and growth of Bastia, its role as a seat of power, the culture that flourished here and the people who ruled the Governor’s Palace. There’s a large scale model of the city, furniture, paint...
Also in the citadel is a baroque oratory with an almost overwhelming rococo interior, bursting with gold, statues, carved marble and rich murals. With all the fretwork, gilding and cherubs you might wonder if you’ve stepped into a salon belonging to Louis XV. One fascinating detail is in the Chapelle du Christ Noir des Miracles: In the niche above ...
At 300 metres by 70, Bastia’s main square is one of the largest in France, and almost twice the size of Venice’s Piazza San Marco. The seafront location is special, and the square is bounded to the west by 19th-century townhouses and with open views of the commercial port to the east. Plane trees and palms line the square, and when the sun’s beatin...
Another photogenic plaza, Place du Marché is surrounded by elegantly decaying apartment buildings with painted shutters, and has a border of planes affording shade for outdoor restaurant tables. On weekends the square is unrecognisable, as the region’s farmers, artisans and florists come to town to sell their wares. You’ll get a feel for Corsican c...
In the Citadel’s old gunpowder magazine is a peculiar attraction that will bring a smile to both the young and young at heart. Over the course of more than three decades the model-maker René Mattei has lovingly crafted a miniature 19th-century Corsican village from ten tons of material. The village is inhabited by a large cast of animated figurines...
Tucked in the countryside just outside Bastia and walkable in around 20 minutes, this baroque church deserves the effort because it contains something that you’ll only find in a few Christian buildings in Europe. There’s a Scala Santa, a stairway that religious penitents have to climb up on hands and knees to be absolved of their sins. Bastia was g...
Things to Do in Bastia, France: See Tripadvisor's 37,985 traveler reviews and photos of Bastia tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in July. We have reviews of the best places to see in Bastia. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.
- Terra Nova. Looming above the harbour, Bastia’s stern-walled citadel was built between the 15th and 17th centuries for the city’s Genoese masters.
- Vieux Port. Bastia’s Vieux Port is ringed by precariously tall, pastel-coloured tenements and buzzy brasseries, and overlooked by the twin-towered Église St-Jean…
- Terra Vecchia. Criss-crossed by narrow lanes, Terra Vecchia is Bastia’s heart and soul. Shady place de l’Hôtel de Ville hosts a lively morning market on Saturday and…
- Musée de Bastia. Occupying the former palace of Bastia’s Genoese governors, set into the formidable walls of the citadel, this museum retraces the city’s history from its…
Jun 30, 2023 · The best things to do in Bastia. 1. Stroll through the citadel district. 2. Visit Sainte-Marie Cathedral. 3. Visit the Palace of the Governors. 4. Stroll through the Romieu garden. 5. Stroll around the old port. 6. Visit Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church. 7. Visit Place Saint-Nicolas. 8. Taste Corsican products at U Paese. 9. Visit Saint-Roch Oratory. 10.
Bastia is a city on the French island of Corsica. The small fortifications and pleasant harbour-side areas make for a nice stroll. It is a small city and good for pedestrians. St Jean Baptiste Cathedral overlooking Bastia's Vieux Port. Understand. Bastia is the second largest city by population in Corsica with almost 49,000 inhabitants (2019).
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