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Lively, pretty, wonderful port, interesting architecture, good restaurants, cultural events, good for shopping
Con
Don't stay too long here, get of of the city and go around the island
In a nutshell
You are so misterious, I will come back!
A little train trip into the countryside.
alectrevor Says: One afternoon i took a train trip to Casamozza an half hour ride into the countryside, just because i like trains. The fare was 3 euro 60 each way. Casamozza is on the main road, theres not much there, but i had time to enjoy a pot of tea at one cafe and a beer at the other....
alectrevor Says: Place St Nicolas is where the markets are held and special events. The area has loads of bars and restaurants and looks the place for a night out. The Tourist Office is at one end of the Place.
alectrevor Says: The Citadella is high above the vieux port and gives a good view. It has many narrow streets of houses, shops and food places.
alectrevor Says: The Vieux port Bastia is a pretty harbour with little boats and restaurants around.
Pub Concorde Pizzeria: Pasta and Wine
qqnatalia Says: Unique interior, very corsican. Crowded many people (i bellieve this is a fave restaurant also for Corsican People) Try the Pizza, so deliciousTry the Pasta (Bolognaise), amazingly niceTry the wine, We love corsican wine!The the desset, yummie Italian Ice Cream
Festival du Film et des Cultures Mediterraneennes: Film Festival
intl_dan Says: Bastia's Mideterranean cultures film festival (whew, what a mouthfull!) is an excellent film festival that takes place in november (date changes from year to year) and, as its name suggests, has films from all the countries on the Mideterranean sea. Its great!
Disco Dance Techno Night Club in Corsica: Night clubs
sdoca Says: If you want to go out at night in Corsica head to these clubs.BASTIA (NORTH EAST)APOCALYPSE http://www.apocalypse-bastia.com/ 10 KM au sud de bastia04.95.33.36.83la STELLA - discotheque Corse a Bastia - route de l'Arinella 20200 Bastia (haute-Corse, Corse) - info line : 0495...
alectrevor Says: Corsican railways are being upgraded, and new modern trains due, but in away the romance of Corsican railways may disappear when you see the old fashioned carriages parked up in the rail yard.
alectrevor Says: I travelled on SNCM ferry from Bastia to Marseille in march 2008 , the timetable was 18.30 hrs to 06,30 hrs, it took 2 hours more because of bad weather,but the ship is very stable. There a cafe, restaurant , and bars. My cabin had facilities and tv, i watched the euro...
qqnatalia Says: There are so many car rental company in Bastia (Hertz, Europcar, Avis etc etc). There are also some garage rental car company which is less price.Those the car rental companies 'with name' offer 96euro per day (the cheapest one)
qqnatalia Says: Bus from Airport to Bastia City is 4 euro/personThe driving takes 20-25 min, depends on the traffic.Remember, the bus leaves sometimes before schedule. They leave 5 or 10 minutes earlier than the schedules on the board. So, be before time
alectrevor Says: The french game of petangue seems to only played by men.
qqnatalia Says: Yes, Bastia people must take a nap. It is from 12-14pm. So, all shops, offices, car rental, foodmarket, almost all all all are closed. Some restaurants do open, some do not.The city is quite around this time, you could almost hear nothing of those annoying horn. I love it....
intl_dan Says: Bastia is a city between sea and mountains, and offers some amazing scenery. From the little roundabout at the top of Boulevard Pascal Paoli take a sharp right to the direction of St. Florent (D81). As you ascend above the city watch for the Monserato sign. This little...
sdoca Says: Happy New Year 2005!If you take the boat in Nice you are probably heading for Bastia. My advice isdefinitely to rent a car. Usually Europecar is the cheapest for a 3 doorseconomic car.The island is small but still 182km long on 83km large. Corsica is a mountain inthe sea....
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Bastia Intro - Bastia is the most inportant town in the North of Corsica island. Try to walk in the old port, the Citadelle and la Place St Nicolas. When you arrive in Bastia by plane, do not reach South of the...
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Q: We will be in St. Florent, Ile Rousse and Calvi from June 11 to June 20. Now I wish I had planned a few weeks later due to...
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Bastia, capital of Haute Corse
Take some time to get to know Bastia. Most people use it as a port of entry/exist, but it is a kind of place that the more you get to know the more it will reveal its charms. Bastia is the lively......
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Bastia is on the east coast of Corsica at the base of the "finger".,on the map. Bastia has an airport, ferry port, and train and bus services. Ferries go to several places including Nice, Toulon and...
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Bastia is the most inportant town in the North of Corsica island. Try to walk in the old port, the Citadelle and la Place St Nicolas. When you arrive in Bastia by plane, do not reach South of the......
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Our Trip to Bastia, Corsica Island
Nice-Corsica. My husband and I took a plane (Corsican Air or CCM) from Nice Aiport to Bastia. The journey took about 55 minutes. We paid 238 euro for two people. The plane was good, the service was......
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Office du Tourisme de l'Agglomération de Bastia: Place St Nicolas, BP 203 20200 BASTIA Tel.: +33(0)4 95 54 20 40 www.bastia-tourisme.com email: bastia@wanadoo.fr
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