Cristinacce

• The parish church, Santa Maria Assunta, renovated with its bell tower dating back to the 19th century. Elongated plan building, consisting of a central aisle with four vaulted vaulted bays. The church also has a series of side chapels with beautiful architected altars. The interior was decorated with a decoration made in 1971 by the painter Raymond Rifflard. While the stone fountain and red granite offers a fresh spring water.
• Many trails, ranging from the short walk to the hiking trails, such as the GR20 that you will reach by two variants from the Col de St Pierre or the plateau of Albia. The Mare è Monti, the Mare in Mare with the variant starting from the lodging of step, magnificent building completely renovated until the hamlet abandoned Tassu with its beautiful chapel St Pierre and St Paul, restored. A path of discovery of fauna and flora along the river Tavulella to sheepfolds and summer pastures of Bartoli, accessible to people with reduced mobility. On the road below, at the entrance of the variant leading to the hamlet of Tassu, a discovery and nature discovery area has been created for children.
• Path of discovery of fauna, flora, river, forest, sheepfold and Genoese bridge: Since the village of Cristinacce, this path of discovery was wanted accessible to the greatest number, it invites to a fun trip through the heritage of Dui Sevi. Your perception of the environment, your feelings will be solicited otherwise. The route follows a logging road that is easy to access. It allows people with disabilities to access, accompanied, with greater ease. Relief illustrations and Braille text complete the information panels. Landscapes, stories and traditions will transport you in the footsteps of shepherds to the Bartoli sheepfold. Along the river Tavulella, the path also offers the possibility of refreshing stops at the water's edge. The markings are materialized by information desks and directional arrows.
• Orientation Table n ° 1: U Stazzu du Bartoli: The small plateau of Bartoli (972m above sea level) retains the imprint of the pastoral activity that animated the high valley of Tavulella once. From the beginning of the summer muntagnera brought back shepherds and herds of goats on these high mountain pastures for several months. The bergerie of Bartoli, surrounded by chjostri (goat pens), is a good illustration of this mountain pastoral environment. From this site opens a wide panorama of the summits, whose foothills were occupied by other sheep: Aghjallegra, Piazzilellu, Capelaccia, Albia. From May until the end of September, most were occupied by capraghji (goats) from the Piana region. This seasonal high-altitude habitat was built of dry stone and usually consists of a cabin, a caspile (ripening cellar) and stockyards. The orientation table makes you discover the panorama, by materializing the summits, the various sheepfolds, the path of transhumance towards the Niolu with an illustration of the flora of the site and the legends of the place.
• Orientation Table n ° 2: A locu tralasciatu: The path located under the playground, allows to reach the abandoned hamlet of u Tassu. Built in the valley floor, it is surrounded by chestnut trees. He was abandoned in the middle of the twentieth century. Some houses are grouped around an old oven and a small church. The fountains of Tassu and Olmu were located below. In the Middle Ages, two groups of habitats occupied the site. They seem to have been deserted during the fifteenth century. Only the hamlet of u Tassu suttanu, was reoccupied from the sixteenth century and remained until the twentieth century. That of Tassu supranu has disappeared. The small church Saint-Pierre Saint-Paul is the only building still intact. Probably built during the second half of the 17th century on the site of an old medieval chapel, it has been restored several times. Made of a simple nave and choir, the church is built of granite and rubble. It is coated and covered with a wooden frame. A small campanile with a bell overcomes the building. From the Hameau du Tassu, you will reach the Mare è Monti and the Mare à Mare which will take you towards Evisa to reach the Vergio pass and Haute Corse. Continuing towards Marignana, you will reach the littoral and Cargèse while passing by the Hamlet of Revinda.

Feast of the 14th and 15th of August.