Bastia is a port city located on the northeast coast of Corsica, France. Founded in the 14th century, it is now the second largest city on the island after Ajaccio. Bastia is renowned for its Mediterranean atmosphere, historical heritage, and picturesque landscapes.
The food market of Bastia is a must-visit for both locals and visitors. It is usually held in the Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, at the heart of the old town, several times a week. This colorful market offers a wide selection of fresh local products, including fruits, vegetables, Corsican cheese, charcuterie, fresh fish, and seafood. The stalls are also brimming with Corsican specialties such as charcuterie, honey, jams, and wines from the region.
The lively atmosphere of Bastia’s market, with its enthusiastic vendors and local customers, makes it an ideal place to discover the culture and flavors of Corsica. Visitors can taste fresh products, chat with producers, and soak in the friendly atmosphere that prevails in the market. It’s a sensory and culinary experience not to be missed when visiting Bastia.