Aléria
Aléria (Corsican: Aleria) is a village of Corsica in Haute-Corse department. Aléria is especially interesting for its past, of which exactly three monuments have survived: Roman ruins, a Genoese fort and a 16th-century church.
About Aléria
Aléria (Corsican: Aleria) is a village of Corsica in Haute-Corse department. Aléria is especially interesting for its past, of which exactly three monuments have survived: Roman ruins, a Genoese fort and a 16th-century church. Well, and another Genoese tower nearby. The sights of Aléria you can see in a couple of hours. The town's small size and relative remoteness from other centres of civilisation make it a good base both for a beach holiday and for exploring this part of Corsica. Absence of tourist crowds is guaranteed and the sights are quite interesting. In 2019, it was home to 2,200 people.
Climate
Monthly averages 2019-2023Best time to visit Jun–Sep