Bastia: Guide, Hotels, Map & Photos
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EUR 40 - 120 Turim Hotel
 A 3-star hotel located in Bastia Umbra, Turim Hotel is situated in the heart of the Umbria region, within easy reach of surrounding attractions such a… MoreEUR 35 - 80 P&P Assisi Camere
 P&P Assisi Camere has a quiet location in the Umbrian countryside, 1.5 km from Bastia Train Station. Rooms are spacious, and offer air conditioning an… MoreEUR 65 - 145 La Villa
 The hotel is the result of the conversion of a splendid nineteenth century villa. Located at 2 km only from S. Maria degli Angeli, 5 km from Assisi an… MoreEUR 55 - 200 Hotel Campiglione
 Surrounded by the green Umbrian hills, Campiglione is in Bastia Umbra, ideal for visiting this unspoilt region. It offers a cosy restaurant, free park… More | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Bastia: Guide
Bastia is a city on the France|French island of Corsica.
Get in
From Bastia Airport, a bus runs almost every hour for €8 - timetable at the tourist information desk at the aiport.
Get around
See
The Vieux Port ('Old Port') is a wonderful part of the city. Tall, faded buildings surround a marina with posh yachts. There's certainly something of the 'shabby chic' about the place.
Do
Buy
Eat
One great location to eat is in one of the many restaurants in the Vieux Port. Most specialise in seafood. Try 'Le Jean Bart' for wonderful moules-frites and puddings. Telephone: 04 95 31 36 31.
Drink
Sleep
Mid-range
Short-term apartments Rent vacation rental apartments just outside Bastia. Excellent location from which explore the Cap Corse with its tiny seaside, rural villages. Submersed in a striking variety of vegetation and just a few moments from the sea, guests can easily access the excitement of the small city of Bastia or escape to the tranquility of the village. $439/week, per apartment and up. The American agency listing this apartment has been in business since 1975, gives its profits away to charity, and looks particularly for apartments of good value.
Get out
A daily bus runs to Calvi (€20) as well as all other major Corsican cities, and trains run daily to Corte and Ajaccio.
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