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1. www.orangesmile.com › travelguide › bastiaLarge Bastia Maps for Free Download and Print | High ...

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   Detailed and high-resolution maps of Bastia, France for free download. Travel guide to touristic destinations, museums and architecture in Bastia.

2. corsicalovers.fr › en › best-things-do-bastia-visit12 best things to do in Bastia (photos + tips) - Corsica Lovers

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   • Stroll through the citadel district. Why visit the citadel district? The citadel district is a must-see in Bastia! This is where you’ll find the fortifications built by the Genoese in the 14th century.
   • Visit Sainte-Marie Cathedral. Why visit Sainte-Marie Cathedral? Located in the heart of the citadel district, Sainte-Marie Cathedral dates back to the 17th century.
   • Visit the Palace of the Governors. Why visit the Palais des Gouverneurs? You won’t want to miss the Palais des Gouverneurs! We were stunned by its facade, which unfurls masterfully across the Place du Donjon.
   • Stroll through the Romieu garden. Why stroll through the Romieu garden? The Romieu garden was created in the 19th century, making it Bastia’s first public garden.

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   Bastia is primarily a port city so the sea has a predominant place in the spatial organization of the city. Nowadays Bastia has three different ports. The Old Port: located in a narrow cove that offers good protection against the Mediterranean weather.

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   Bastia is a modern port city, and since 1976 it has been the capital of the département of Haute-Corse. Bastia manufactures cigarettes, cigars, and preserves, and its exports include the celebrated wines of Cape Corse.

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5. www.whatsinport.com › Bastia-CorsicaBastia Corsica France Cruise Port - WHATSINPORT.COM

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   Bastia Corsica France Cruise Port Guide Location: You will be docked in the center of town. Printable map to take along. Cruise calendar for this port. Watch a destination video. Live Nautical Chart with Wikipedia Markers. Port Location on Google Maps. Monthly Climate Averages for Bastia Corsica France . Sightseeing:

6. www.corsicatravelguide.com › places › bastiaBastia, Corsica, visit the traditional port and old town

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   Bastia is a commercial port town (the most important on Corsica) found to the north-east of the island. It is in an impressive location with the hills and Cap Corse behind the town. The town is now officially classified as a 'Town of Art and History' in France.

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   Where is Bastia based?

   • Bastìa (Corsican) Prefectureand commune From top, left to right: View of St Jean Baptiste Cathedral from the city's port, Boulevard Paoli, aerial view of the port and Bastia's citadel to the left, Romieu Stairs in Romieu Garden, Place Saint-Nicolas with Napoleon Bonaparte statue, Governor's Palace. Flag Coat of arms Location of Bastia Bastia

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   How to visit Bastia?

   • Resume your tour of Bastia by taking rue Cardinal Viale Prelà, then rue Saint-Jean, and take the alley to the left of the A Scaletta restaurant to visit the old port. Walk along the quays of the old port to the Romieu garden and visit it. Leaving the Romieu garden, walk up the Favale crossroads to the citadel.

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   What is Bastia known for?

   • [citation needed]Bastia is the seat of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Bastia and Upper Corsica. In the Bastia region the Chamber of Commerce and Industry manages the following facilities: Bastia Commercial Port: the port can accommodate eight large vessels (6 passenger ships and two others) simultaneously as well as pilot boats and tugs.

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   How many ports does Bastia have?

   • Bastia possesses nowadays three different ports. The old port ("Vieux Port" in Frenchand "Portu Vechju" in Corsican), located in a remarkable and narrow cove, offers good natural shelter against the climatic hazards of the Mediterranean Sea. Thus, it was at the core of the initial development of the city.

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   Why is it called Bastia?

   • Originally a poor fishing village called Marina di Cardo, in 1383 it changed its name after a Genoese keep, or bastiglia, was constructed there. Bastia was the capital of Corsica until 1791 and still is the military headquarters of the island. The old town (Terra Vecchia) is built in and around the central part of the harbour.

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   What is Bastia – Poretta Airport?

   • Bastia Commercial Port: the port can accommodate eight large vessels (6 passenger ships and two others) simultaneously as well as pilot boats and tugs. It is the second largest port in France in terms of passenger traffic after Calais. Bastia – Poretta Airportis located south of Bastia agglomeration in the communes of Borgo and Lucciana.

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8. www.lonelyplanet.com › france › corsicaBastia travel - Lonely Planet | Corsica, France, Europe

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   Bastia. The dramatic twin-towered church of John the Baptist soars majestically above the Vieux Port waterfront. Viewed from the citadel above, it’s the most…