Olmi-Cappella: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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In Olmi-Cappella, the Rando 20 route starts at the church and follows preserved paths around the villages of Ghjunsani; there is also the option of taking a short loop to the Torrent de la Tartagine. Rando 20 is open year-round and accessible free of charge.

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Culture

At the northern municipal boundary of Olmi-Cappella, traces of medieval fortifications have been preserved at Château de San Colombano. The Bergeries d'I Stolli Vechji were a former summer pasture with two shepherds' huts, a cheese cellar, three enclosures and a milking passage.

The Church of Saint Nicolas was built at the end of the 16th century according to an «all’antica» plan and is a Baroque building with architectural elements from the late Romanesque period. The Moresca was a celebration in which dancers and musicians musically reenacted the battles between Moors and Christians; this tradition was lost over time.

In summer, Olmi-Cappella hosts the Rencontres internationales de théâtre, including a week of public performances. The Établissement Battaglini accommodates theatre interns year-round.

Geographical setting

Cima di Tornabue is a peak in the vicinity of Olmi. Cima di u Cugnolu, Monte Tolu and San Parteo are mountains in the vicinity of Olmi.

In the vicinity of Olmi are Couvent San Francesco, a ruin, Couvent d'Alzi Prato, a historic site, Tour de Saleccia, a ruin, and Couvent de Marcasso, a monastery.

To the broader travel overview: Haute-Corse.

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