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Museum housing paintings, furniture, sculptures, artefacts, multimedia providing access to 7 centuries of the city's history
Created by the Genoese at the end of the 14th century, the Palais des Gouverneurs is today the Museum of Bastia. A fortress in the heart of the city, it is currently dedicated to Bastia and its place in Corsican history. With a permanent display of collections, the museum allows you to discover paintings, furniture, sculptures, artifacts and multimedia that will give you access to seven centuries of history of the city and Corsica. The Musée des Beaux-Arts includes some of the paintings from the collection that Cardinal Fesch bequeathed to Bastia on his death.
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Opening time and information on BASTIA MUSEUM
From May 2 to September 30: 10am to 6:30pm. Closed Mondays in May, June and September. Closed on May 1st and 8th. Open daily in July and August. From October 1st to April 30th: 9am-12pm and 2pm-5pm. Closed on Sundays and Mondays. Closed on the 1st and 11th of November.
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The Musée de Bastia is a landmark of Corsican heritage. Formerly the Genoese Governors' Palace, it is located in the heart of Bastia's citadel, in the Terra Nova district. It offers magnificent views over the islands of the Tuscan archipelago. The fortress walls and residences bear the imprint of the Republic of Genoa. The enclosure boasts collections revolving around history and the fine arts. You'll discover sculptures, paintings, furniture, artifacts and multimedia that reveal seven centuries of the city's and Corsica's history. Italian paintings from the 17th and 18th centuries are also on display. Each year, the museum organizes a major temporary exhibition or revisits the island's heritage and history. And it regularly hosts numerous cultural events. This historic monument is well worth a visit!
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Members' reviews on BASTIA MUSEUM
Vincent RAISIN D ÊTRE EVENTS
La collection permanente, ainsi que le bâtiment lui-même valent la visite . De même que le jardin supérieur
La fermeture entre 12 heures et 14 heures à certaines périodes
de l'année est cependant préjudiciable, lorsque l'on vient par exemple d'Ajaccio pour une exposition particulière.
L'aller retour dans la journée, en automne ou hiver est pénible et fatigante. L'autre solution est de trouver un hôtel, pas évident hors saison avec un budget raisonnable..