Sartene

Sartène is a commune in the Corse-du-Sud department of France on the island of Corsica. It is situated in the south of the island and is known for its well-preserved old town. The town's architecture features granite buildings and narrow cobblestone streets, giving it a distinct historical character. Sartène is often referred to as the "most Corsican town of Corsica" due to its traditional atmosphere and strong cultural identity.

The economy of Sartène is largely based on tourism, with visitors drawn to its historical sites, scenic surroundings, and proximity to the coast. Agriculture, including the cultivation of olives and grapes, also plays a role in the local economy. The town is located near several beaches and natural attractions, making it a popular base for exploring the southern Corsican landscape.

Historically, Sartène has been an important center on the island. Its strategic location has contributed to its development over the centuries. The Cité de Sartène, the old town, is a notable landmark. The town also hosts cultural events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating Corsican heritage. The surrounding region offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying the Mediterranean environment.