The village is located right into the heart of Castagniccia, in the area of Orezza. The tall houses, for the most part dating from the 15^th to the 19^th centuries, are typical of the built heritage of Castagniccia. We can also discover some house-towers, the well-known being the gite, wich used to be the hiding place of the Castelli bandit in the 19^th century. Surrounding by chestnuts, Campana is home to the old «Vert d'Orezza» quarry, a rare green marble still used to make jewels.

To discover
- The Baroque church of Sainte Marguerite, dating from the 17^th century and listed as historical monument. Its paintings are originals, and have never been restored.
- San Ghjiseppu church, built in the 18^th century well away from the village.
- The chapels of San Roccu and San Bastianu, plus ruins of San Martinu and San Marcellu chapels.
- Towers of Tevola, restored in gites.
- The Struccia Waterfall.
- The legendary secular sweet chestnut tree and its frightening shapes, named «Mal’Cunciliu».