Gallo-Roman vestiges in Corsica

Ancient city
20270 Aléria

The ancient town of Aleria, founded in the sixth century BC in Aleria, Corsica, is a major archaeological site of the Greco-Roman period, marked by its role as the capital of Corsica and its monumental remains.

Roman career
20169 Bonifacio

The Roman quarry of the island of Cavallo, located near Bonifacio in Corsica, is an ancient archaeological site of granite extraction operated by the Romans in the second century. Its remains testify to an almost industrial activity linked to the romanization of the region.

Gallo-Roman jackets
20290 Lucciana

The ancient city of Mariana, founded in the first century B.C. in Lucciana, Corsica, is a major Gallo-Roman site with urban remains, Paleo-Christian basilica and Baptistery, classified as a historical monument.

Villa Gallo-Romane
20169 Bonifacio

The archaeological site of Piantarella in Bonifacio is an ancient Roman villa with warehouses and docks, dated from the 1st to the 4th century, located in South Corsica.

Roman thermals
20270 Aléria

The Roman baths of Santa Laurina in Aleria, built in the 2nd century, are an ancient thermal complex located in Corsica, illustrating Roman seaside architecture with frigidarium, tepidarium and caldarium.