Palais Fesch and the Imperial Chapel
A fine collection of Italian paintings gathered by Napoleon's uncle, Cardinal Fesch, with the chapel where Napoleon's parents are buried.
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A fine collection of Italian paintings gathered by Napoleon's uncle, Cardinal Fesch, with the chapel where Napoleon's parents are buried.
The family house where Napoleon was born and grew up, now a national museum of the Bonaparte family. Closes over lunch from October to March.
A 16th-century cathedral in the old town, with the font where Napoleon was baptised. Open mornings and late afternoons.
The Genoese citadel on the point between the port and Saint-François beach, now open to wander free of charge.
The big square overlooking the bay, with a statue of Napoleon on horseback surrounded by his four brothers.
A granite monument carved with the Emperor's battles, beside the rock shelter where young Napoleon is said to have played. About 20 minutes' walk west of the centre.