Calvi Photo Gallery by Brian McMorrow at pbase.com

Calvi

Calvi, another beautiful Corsican city located on the northwest coast	Le Moulin Joli and Hotel Saint Christophe, Calvi	D'une Île à l'autre - recycled wood decorative arts, Calvi	Southwest Bastion, Citadel of Calvi, Haut-Corse
Citadel of Calvi	Quai Adolphe Landry, Calvi	Quai Adolphe Landry with the Citadel of Calvi	Panorama of the Citadel of Calvi from the port
Port of Calvi	Port of Calvi protected by the Citadel	Portside bars and restaurants, Calvi	Quai Adolphe Landry, the Calvi harbor side pedestrian area
Eden Port, Calvi	Port with the Citadel of Calvi	Port with the Citadel of Calvi	Boar's Head, Calvi
Église Sainte-Marie Major de Calvi	Bar in Calvi with a selection of Corsican beers	Brasserie A Macagna, Calvi	Hotel Belvedere, Calvi
Calvi War Memorial - Monument aux Morts 1914-1918	Calvi War Memorial - Gloire à la trompette, 1922	Citadel of Calvi, built at the end of the 15th C. by the Republic of Genoa who controlled Corsica since 1284	Calvi's Motto - Civitas Calvi Semper Fidelis - always loyal (to the Republic of Genoa)
Inside the Lower Citadel Gate, Calvi	Lower Gate to the Citadel of Calvi	Upper Town, Citadel of Calvi	PLE - Patrouille Légion Étrangère, Calvi
View of Calvi from the Citadel	Calvi, then part of the Republic of Genoa, claims to be the birthplace of Christopher Columbus	View of the Lower Town from the Citadel of Calvi	Lower Town with the Church of Ste-Marie Major from the Citadel of Calvi
Old house along Route de la Citadelle, Calvi	Upper Town, Route de la Citadelle, Calvi	Upper Town, Citadel of Calvi	Carrughhju Cassablanca, Citadel of Calvi
U Fiatu Muntese - The Mountain Breath in Corsican	The Bay of Calvi from the Citadel	Clear blue Mediterranean Sea beneath the walls of Calvi Citadel	View to the west from the Citadel of Calvi
View to the west from the Citadel of Calvi	Punta San Francesco to the west of the Citadel, Calvi	Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Calvi Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, seat of the Bishop until 1801 when it was moved to Ajaccio
Calvi Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste	Calvi Cathedral of Saint-Jean-Baptiste	Inside Calvi Cathedral	Fresco of the Crucifixion, Calvi Cathedral
Piazze d'Arme, Citadel of Calvi	Calvi has only been French since 1769 when France took over the briefly independent Republic of Corsica	Northwest Bastion, Citadel of Calvi	Restaurants and bars line the quai along the Port of Calvi
Oper Air Amphitheater, Port of Calvi	Tour boats leave Calvi regularly for the Scandola Nature Reserve	Citadel of Calvi	Citadel of Calvi
Onboard the Colombo Line "Cristal", Calvi	Panorama of Calvi from the "Cristal"	Returning to the Port of Calvi past the Citadel	Late afternoon, Port of Calvi
Port of Calvi	"Cristal" back in port from a scenic cruise of the Scandola Nature Reserve	Colombo Line "Cristal" tour boat, Port of Calvi	Citadel of Calvi
Lake afternoon hike out to the Punta San Francesco	Punta San Francesco is a great place for sunset views of the Citadel of Calvi	There are some ruins at Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Punta San Francesco, Calvi
View of the Citadel of Calvi from Punta San Francesco	The British besieged Calvi im 1794 in support of Corsican Nationalists against the French who captured the island in 1768	Horatio Nelson, then a Captain in the Royal Navy, lost an eye during the Siege of Calvi	Citadel of Calvi at sunset from Punta San Francesco
Late afternoon - Citadel of Calvi	Sundowners, Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Sundowners, Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Sundowners, Punta San Francesco, Calvi
Sundowners, Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Sundowners, Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Sunset from Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Sunset from Punta San Francesco, Calvi
Citadel of Calvi at sunset from Punta San Francesco	Citadel of Calvi at sunset from Punta San Francesco	Sunset from Punta San Francesco, Calvi	Citadel of Calvi at sunset from Punta San Francesco
Sunset from Punta San Francesco, Calvi	No Coffee Drink a Beer!	Basqueland Brewing Project IPA	Cellar Bar, Calvi
Christian out in Calvi

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