Nestled in the mountainous terrain of southern Corsica, the Filitosa archaeological site stands as a testament to human history spanning thousands of years. This remarkable open-air museum, discovered in 1946, offers visitors a glimpse into 8,000 years of Corsican heritage. The site’s most striking features are its massive megalithic structures, including statue-menhirs that have remained unmoved since their erection around 6000 BC. These imposing granite monoliths, some standing up to 2-3 meters tall, bear intricate carvings of human faces, armor, and weapons, providing invaluable insights into prehistoric Corsican culture. Filitosa’s landscape is … Continue reading Filitosa – A Prehistoric Gem in Corsica’s Rugged Landscape