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Bonifacio: the French City that Seems to Hang From the Sky
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The city of Bonifacio is located at the southern end of the island of Corsica, just 12 kilometers from Sardinia (Italy). It is a port town that seems suspended between the sky and the sea, built on a peninsula of white rock that rises up to 70 meters high over the Mediterranean. Founded in 828 AD by Count Bonifacio II of Tuscany, the city was conceived as a natural fortress, protected by cliffs that made it almost inaccessible. Over time, this s…
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