♠ The Cyrnos Palace
At number 13 Cours Général Leclerc stands a private mansion whose façade is adorned with wisteria in spring. Take advantage of this opportunity to stroll through this area, known as the " Foreigners' Quarter ", where the English have left their architectural mark.
♠ The hidden corners of the Cours Napoléon
The Cours Napoléon is the main artery of Ajaccio. The oldest buildings have beautiful courtyards and gardens. The gates of some of them are open during the day for access to art galleries. You can take advantage of this to take a sneak peek... If the gate is closed, the peace and quiet of the residents is respected 😉
♠ St. Roch's Church
This is a photo that is not reserved for early birds because it must be taken at night.
This church, located on the Cours Napoléon, has a completely renovated façade which is sublimated by the lighting it benefits from. But be careful, it only lasts until midnight, like Cinderella's carriage...
♠ Les Iles Sanguinaires
This spot is surely the most instagrammed of Ajaccio (or even of Corsica), yet the sunset from the Pointe de la Parata is a must-see during your stay in Ajaccio. All the #sunsetlovers will succumb to the beauty of this place. The best of all is to watch the sunset from a boat while enjoying a glass of wine*. And there it is a magnificent publication of insured with in bonus an exceptional story...
*To consume with moderation, the abuse of alcohol is dangerous for the health