Experts' Choice Award Filitosa
What the experts agree on
Corsica's premier prehistoric site features haunting Bronze Age stone warriors rising from the landscape, with a museum displaying finds spanning from Neolithic to Roman times—essential for understanding the island's ancient history.
“The wealth of this archaeological site is such that it offers an overview of the history of Corsica from the Neolithic to the Roman period.”
– Michelin Guide
Lonely PlanetTop choice
"Corsica's most important prehistoric site is Filitosa, northwest of Propriano, where a collection of extraordinary carved Bronze Age menhirs were discovered in 1946." Full review
Fodor's "You'll discover life-size stone figures of ancient warriors that rise up mysteriously from the undulating terrain...small museum houses archaeological finds, including the menhir known as Scalsa Murta" Full review
