The village of Campo is surrounded by mountains. The hiking trails of the “Paesi à Paesi” network connect Campo with Quasquara.
History
Campo is a village of medieval origin and is first mentioned in 1372. Typical stone houses have been preserved in the village.
Culture
The parish church of Saint-Laurent in Campo houses a double-sided processional banner of the Rosary Confraternity.
The Church of the Holy Rosary in Campo was inaugurated in 1690, later placed under the patronage of the former parish, and expanded in 1881.
The ruins of Canavaggio Castle, which was burned down in 1614 during an uprising by local residents against the local feudal lord, are located in Campo.
Le Châtelet de Campo is associated with the Canavaggio family, whose son Jules went to America at the end of the 19th century to make his fortune there.
The feast of Saint Lawrence is celebrated in Campo on 10 August.
Nature
The Punta d'Urghjavari peak is located in the vicinity of Campo. The Castellari peak is also located in the vicinity of Campo.
The Punta di Mantellucciu peak is located in the area around Campo. Mount Monte Pinzutu is also located in the area around Campo.
Geographical classification
The Torréen de Foce monument is an archaeological site in the area around Campo. The u Cantonu menhir is an archaeological site in the area around Campo, as is the Dolmen de Settiva.
The Site préhistorique de Filitosa is an archaeological site in the wider regional area around Campo.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment can mark Campo as a specific travel destination.
More pages about localities: Propriano, Porto-Vecchio, Guitera-les-Bains, Santa-Maria-Figaniella, Conca, Carbini, Viggianello, Marignana
