A train nicknamed tremblotin The train is not the means of transportation you think of first when you want to visit Corsica! And yet, there is on the island of beauty a small train that tourists love and that Corsicans affectionately nickname U Trinichellu or Trinighellu, i.e. the tremblotin. ...
the 2000s, local or international competitions have been organized outside Brazil, in the United States, Spain, Portugal, Thailand, South Africa, and even Corsica... Corsica is the first French region to have adopted footvolley. Even though footvolley is still relatively unknown on the beaches of m ...
Where is the Filitosa site located? Filitosa is an archaeological site located in the municipality of Sollacaro in Southern Corsica. It is specifically located in a green meadow in the Taravo Valley, on a hill overlooking the Barcajolo stream. It is possible to access it by car. To find this arch ...
1- What is the origin of the ant Tapinoma magnum? The media often refer to them as Corsican ants, but the representatives of the species Tapinoma magnum are not endemic to the Isle of Beauty. This ant species is native to the Mediterranean basin and only arrived in Corsica in 2020. It was probably ...
the clementine tree is a member of the Rutaceae family. 2- The clementine is native to Algeria. Although it is now cultivated on the eastern coast of Corsica by more than a hundred producers over 1200 hectares, the clementine was born on the other side of the Mediterranean. It was created at the be ...
°C warmer than usual at the same time. At the surface, the water temperature is close to or exceeds 30°C in the Mediterranean and particularly off Corsica. This is a record temperature that had not even been reached during the famous heat wave of 2003. This is not surprising since, since Jun ...
nstagram A publication shared by Brittany and the rest of ???? (@breizhet_ailleurs) 5- The beach of Palombaggia Finally, we can't recommend Corsica enough for a romantic getaway in France. The aptly named Isle of Beauty is famous for its stunning beaches and small, unspoiled coves. ...
lippines, Japan, Korea, China, Laos, Thailand, India, South Africa, and Macaronesia. In France, its presence is confirmed in the South of France, in Corsica, and along the Mediterranean coast, from Nice to Perpignan. Moreover, the species Loxosceles rufescens is also nicknamed the "Mediterranean re ...
ll also include: - European Competition (films produced and/or co-produced in Europe) - Local Shorts (films shot and/or produced in the South Region & Corsica) - Experiment (competition of experimental films, art videos, new cinema) - Animation (competition of films from European animation schools) ...
to 20, 2022. One month before the start of the holiday season, this event is a not-to-be-missed event for the region's gourmets and foodies. After Corsica in 2011, the West Indies in 2012 and Crans Montana in 2013, the guest of honor of this edition will be the city of Brioude in the southern Au ...
it is dark and cold'... 5- The Saint Lucia arrives in France. In France, Lucia of Syracuse is a rather unknown saint, except in some regions like Corsica. The city of Montbéliard celebrates this saint every year during the traditional Défilé des Lumières, on December 13. On the other ...
the winter period, i.e. from November 1 to March 31. It is up to the prefects of the 48 departments located in mountainous areas such as the Alps, Corsica, the Massif Central, the Jura Massif, the Pyrenees and the Vosges to draw up the list of communes concerned. This list will be drawn up aft ...
more and more easily the Meyer lemon from Morocco but also from France. Indeed, this fruit is grown in several regions of southern France such as Corsica, Var, Pyrénées-Orientales and Landes. This tree of the Rutaceae family is now cultivated in many countries. It is appreciated for its vig ...
nutritional virtues. For centuries, chestnuts have been the staple diet of farmers in many regions of France such as the Ardeche, the Cevennes or Corsica. It must be said that this fruit rich in fiber and starch is particularly nourishing. It satiates well and brings vitamins and minerals in ...
shedding operations are orchestrated by the Réseau de transport d'électricité or RTE. They can concern the entire metropolitan territory, except for Corsica. When is the load shedding operation triggered? In France, electrical load shedding is a measure of last resort used in the event of a ...
efer the hardiest species such as Pinguicula grandiflora or large-flowered butterwort, Pinguicula alpina (adapted to mountainous areas) or Pinguicula corsica which produces blue or purple flowers in summer. But be aware that it is difficult to recreate optimal growing conditions for these varieties ...
s such as rugby or combat sports, do not hesitate to buy a bottle of Italian Helichrysum essential oil, preferably products from flowers originating from Corsica or Southeast France. Despite its high price, this essential oil is essential in the natural medicine kit of athletes because it is 50 tim ...
case for local tourism. However, some French territories have not yet been filmed for this collection, such as Réunion and Mayotte, New Caledonia, but also Corsica! These possible filming locations for future episodes are just as many heavenly destinations that loyal Saturday night viewers on Fran ...
• Reintroduction of bearded vultures in the mountainous areas of the Alps, Massif Central, and Pyrenees. • Restoration of Posidonia seagrass meadows in Corsica and PACA. • Restoration of heathland and reforestation in the Monts d'Arrée in Brittany. • Restoration of wetlands at ...
Gironde! How is the orange tree area evolving in France? Traditionally, citrus cultivation is concentrated in the south of Europe, in Spain, Italy, and Corsica with Sicilian lemons and Corsican clementines. In France, citrus fruits are a specialty of the French Riviera with the equally famous Mento ...
