For the first time, the public will be able to enter the Genoese tower of La Parata on Saturday, September 19, on the occasion of the European Heritage Days. An unprecedented opening, after two years of restoration, which will be one of the highlights of a weekend during which several emblematic or more unknown sites of Ajaccio will be revealed to the visitors. From Saint John to Milelli, passing through the Casone and the valley of Saint Antoin…
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For the first time, the public will be able to enter the Genoese tower of La Parata on Saturday, September 19, on the occasion of the European Heritage Days. An unprecedented opening, after two years of restoration, which will be one of the highlights of a weekend during which several emblematic or more unknown sites of Ajaccio will be revealed to the visitors. From Saint John to Milelli, passing through the Casone and the valley of Saint Antoin…