Churches classified in Upper Corsica

Eglise de style pisan
20217 Canari

The church of Santa Maria Assunta de Canari, a 12th-century pisan Romanesque building rebuilt in the 17th century, dominates the hamlet of Pieve in Upper Corsica. Its green schist architecture and its pre-Roman sculptures make it a jewel of the Cap-corsin heritage.

Eglise baroque
20220 Monticello

The church of Saint-François-Xavier de Monticello, a baroque building dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, is distinguished by its octagonal dome and its steep tower, located in Haute-Corse, on the commune of Monticello.

Eglise baroque
20226 Belgodère

The Saint-Thomas church of Belgodere, built in the 16th and 18th centuries, is a Corsican Baroque jewel located in the Balagne. Classified as a Historic Monument, it houses major works of art and dominates the Regino Valley.

Eglise baroque
20215 Venzolasca

The church of the Annonciade de Venzolasca, an 18th century religious building, stands in the Corsican rural village of Venzolasca, in Upper Corsica. Its classic Genoese architecture and slender bell tower make it an emblematic monument of the region.

Eglise baroque
20248 Tomino

The church of San Nicolao de Tomino, a 17th century baroque building located in Cape Corsica, is an emblematic historical monument of the municipality of Tomino, in Upper Corsica, marked by a rich religious and architectural history.

Baptistère
20250 Corte

The religious complex of San Giovanni Battista in Corte, Corsica, includes a pre-Roman church of the 10th century and a 13th century Baptistery, located at an altitude of 430 m. Ranked a historic monument in 1968, it dominates the city with its emblematic remains.

Eglise baroque
20214 Calenzana

The church of Saint-Blaise de Calenzana, an Italian baroque building dating from the XVII-XVIIIth century, stands in the heart of the Corsican village. Formerly a collegiate historic monument, it combines frescoes, retables and a commemorative campanile of the Battle of 1732.

Eglise baroque
20290 Campile

The parish church of Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul de Campile, a baroque building dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, dominates the Corsican village of Campile in Haute-Corse. Classified as a historical monument, it is distinguished by its tower rebuilt in the 20th century and its interior decorations completed in 1770.