Corsica

Year: 1994 Format: 15x22 Pages: 292 Photos: col Speaking about this Mediterranean island that the ancient Greeks called “Kalliste” (beautiful), Napoleon claimed to be able to recognize it with his eyes closed by the scent of the bush flowers. Indeed, the wild beauty of Corsica, with its long stretches of coast and rugged, jagged mountains, is unique and unmistakable. And the same can be said of the character of its inhabitants, who, despite being historically linked to France, proudly claim their very particular cultural identity. Our team of expert writers and photographers has created a current and compelling work for you. Beautifully illustrated, complete with color maps and a detailed information section, this guide takes the reader through the turbulent centuries of the island's history, points out places to visit and activities to do, and finally leads him in search of the beaches more isolated and more adventurous mountain routes.