The legends that accompany Corsica and its origins are numerous.

For some, the Greeks would have called it Kalliste (the most beautiful), but we now know that this legend is false.

Others agree that his first name was Cyrnos.

 

What we do know, however, is that today, Corsica, populated by some 350,000 inhabitants, harbors real wealth.

 

Natural and architectural treasures through its very different landscapes from one end of the island to the other and very well preserved.

 

It also has a very important culture, a recognized living language and a substantial cultural and gastronomic heritage. 

 

She was a pioneer in certain areas such as the creation of the Corsican constitution which was the first modern constitution and directly influenced the constitution of the United States of America.

 

Without a doubt, Corsica is a region with enormous economic potential (culture, tourism, raw materials, military...).