Chapels classified in Haute-corse

20238 Centuri

The chapel of Sainte-Anne de Bovalo, located in the hamlet of Bovalo in Centuri, Corsica, is a 20th century religious building, classified as a historical monument in 2020, known for its bell tower requiring restoration work.

Romanesque Chapel
20225 Nessa

The chapel Santu Petru di Nesce, a religious building of the 9th and 15th centuries, stands in Nessa, Corsica, famous for its medieval frescoes and its semicircular Romanesque apse.

Romanesque Chapel
20244 Cambia

The chapel of Santa Maria de Cambia, a 13th century Romanesque building in Cambia, Upper Corsica, houses a unique dolmen-shaped altar and a Christianized statue-menhir, witness to its pre-Roman and medieval history.

Pre-Roman art
20219 Muracciole

The chapel of Santa Maria d'Arca, a preroman building from the 10th century renovated in the 15th century, stands in Muracciole in Upper Corsica. Ranked a historic monument in 1992, it dominates an abandoned hamlet, witness to medieval Corsican religious architecture.

Chapel
20229 Pie-d'Orezza

The chapel of Santa Maria Assunta, a Romanesque building of the 11th and 15th centuries in Pie-d'Orezza, Corsica, is distinguished by its medieval frescoes and its elongated plan with semi-circular apse, classified as Historical Monument in 1992.

Baroque and classical chapel
20212 Favalello

The chapel of Santa Maria Assunta in Favalello, a Corsican Romanesque building of the 10th and 15th centuries, is distinguished by its medieval frescoes and its rectangular semi-circular bedside plan, located in Haute-Corse.

Romanesque Chapel
20232 Poggio-d'Oletta

The chapel of San Quilico, a 11th century religious building in Poggio-d'Oletta, Corsica, is distinguished by its cul-de-four apse and bell tower of the 17th century. This unique nave historic monument illustrates Corsican sacred architecture.

Romanesque Chapel
20290 Lucciana

The chapel of San Perto de Lucciana, a 12th century Romanesque building in Corsica, is distinguished by its semi-circular apse and its Corinthian capitals in white marble, re-used by a Roman villa.