Calenzana

Calenzana is a commune situated on the island of Corsica in the Mediterranean. The territory spans from coastal areas to elevated mountain regions, encompassing diverse terrain and natural features.

In 1732, this location became central to a Corsican uprising against Genoese control of the island. The event left a lasting mark on the region's history.

The Church of Saint-Blaise sits at the heart of the village and reflects how faith shapes daily life here. Walking through the center, you notice how locals and visitors gather around this religious landmark.

The village offers essential public services including a town hall and a local gendarmerie station. These facilities provide basic administrative support and security for both residents and visitors.

This location marks the northern starting point of a famous hiking route that crosses the entire mountain spine of the island. The trail connects this village with distant southern peaks through a well-known trekking journey.

Location: Haute-Corse

Location: canton of Calenzana

Location: arrondissement of Calvi

Elevation above the sea: 552 m

Shares border with: Montegrosso, Moncale, Asco, Calvi, Galéria, Manso, Mausoléo, Olmi-Cappella, Pioggiola, Zilia

Address: 20214 Calenzana, France

Phone: +33495627008

Email: accueil@calenzana.fr

Website: https://calenzana.corsica

GPS coordinates: 42.50806,8.85528

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:22