Morosaglia’s historical sites and buildings include churches, U Cunventu, a Genoese bridge and a museum.
Anyone who has chosen Morosaglia as a travel destination will want to find a holiday apartment there.
Culture
The parish church of San Francescu contains the burial sites of Clemente Paoli and Alfieru Elaminiu Pulidori. U Cunventu in Morosaglia was built between 2 April 1623 and 1716. For safety reasons, it is currently not open to visitors.
U Ponte di A Leccia is located in the hamlet of Ponte Leccia in Morosaglia. The humped Genoese bridge over the Golo was built before 1679 and classified as a historic monument by a decree dated 18 June 1928. A Saint Martin chapel is located at the foot of U Ponte di A Leccia.
Santa Reparata is a Romanesque church dating from the 12th or 13th century, with an apse in the shape of a half-dome. Pascal Paoli was baptised in Santa Reparata. The Musée Pascal-Paoli preserves memorabilia of the “Father of the Fatherland” and presents his work in 18th-century independent Corsica. Pascal Paoli has rested in the family chapel since 1889.
Morosaglia preserves old slate houses with slate-tile roofs. The architectural heritage also includes Romanesque and Baroque religious buildings.
Nature
The ZNIEFF zone of the Massif de San Petrone also covers the municipality of Morosaglia and has an area of 1,380.87 hectares. It is designated as a protected forest. From Morosaglia, there are panoramic views of landscapes with extensive chestnut and oak forests.
Getting around
The D71 departmental road crosses Morosaglia and provides a connection to the Col de Prato and La Porta.
Other destinations: Calacuccia, Santa-Reparata-Di-Balagna, Santa-Maria-Poggio, Lama, Aghione, Mazzola, Poggio-Di-Venaco, Muro
