Cheap flights from Rome to Ajaccio from £206

If you don't feel like walking, head to Place Foch square. That is where the train starts its way. It departs every 45 minutes. There are a few routes. The best one is the Sanguinaire route which lasts 1,5 hours and grabs such sights as Place de Gaulle, The Anglican Church, Bonaparte’s Cave with a 15-minute photo stop, The Chapel of the Greeks, the beaches.

If somebody tells you that there is no bright nightlife in Ajaccio, it is far from the truth. You simply need to know where to go. Usually, locals go to the Art Et Pub. It is preferable to book a table in advance. Here you can support your football team, watching a game on the big screen, as well as listen to some local bands on weekends. As a first beverage, choose a bottle of local Pietra beer.

Take bus number 5 and head to the Ariande cafe on Route Sanguinaires street. Here you will catch youth vibes since this place is one of the liveliest in Ajaccio and its frequents are very talkative young guys. In the evening you can enjoy discos accompanied by salsa or reggae on the fancy terrasse.