Cervioni
This village is located 350m above sea level and extends to Prunete beach. Steeped in history, Cervioni welcomed two important figures of Corsican history: Theodor von Neuhoff aka Theodore of Corsica, baron and King of Corsica in 1736 who made Cervioni the capital of the Island; and Alexandre Sauli, bishop of Aleria who established the bishopric seat in Cervioni.
To discover
- The ethnographic museum Anton Dumenicu Monti.
- San Francescu convent, built in the 16th century.
- Sant'Eramu cathedral, one of the first Baroque churches in Corsica. Listed as historical monument, its dating back the 18th century.
- San Roccu chapel in the hamlet of Pento, dating from the 17th century.
- A Madonna di A Scupiccia chapel from the 17th century.
- Santa Rita chapel in Prunete, built in the 20th century.
- Prunete beach
- Festa di a Nuciola fair, every year on the second last week-end of August.
To discover
- The ethnographic museum Anton Dumenicu Monti.
- San Francescu convent, built in the 16th century.
- Sant'Eramu cathedral, one of the first Baroque churches in Corsica. Listed as historical monument, its dating back the 18th century.
- San Roccu chapel in the hamlet of Pento, dating from the 17th century.
- A Madonna di A Scupiccia chapel from the 17th century.
- Santa Rita chapel in Prunete, built in the 20th century.
- Prunete beach
- Festa di a Nuciola fair, every year on the second last week-end of August.
