Pascal-Paoli museum

The Pascal-Paoli Museum occupies a traditional 18th-century stone building with a square layout and two floors in the Corsican village of Morosaglia.

The museum opened in 1954 after Jean-Baptiste Franceschini-Pietri donated the building in 1889, with Pascal Paoli's ashes transferred from London that same year.

The collection includes personal belongings, furniture, and artifacts that document Pascal Paoli's governance and his impact on Corsican independence movement.

The museum, designated as Musée de France in 2003, welcomes visitors throughout the year with guided tours explaining Corsican history and independence.

The museum displays a miniature porcelain portrait of Pascal Paoli painted by Sophie Liénard around 1840, acquired in 2021.

Location: Morosaglia

Address: Hameau de Stretta 20218 Morosaglia 20218

Phone: +33495610497

Website: https://isula.corsica/musees/Le-musee-departemental-Pascal-Paoli-a-Morosaglia_a10.html

GPS coordinates: 42.43777,9.30886

Latest update: June 23, 2025 10:00