2026.07.29 La tour de Mortella A torra di A Mortella [Vacances apprenantes 2026]

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A Torra di Mortella Aujourd’hui, dans le cadre des Vacances apprenantes 2026, nous avons emmené les enfants au pied de la tour de Mortella. Une tour génoise, mais surtout un symbole : celui d’une Corse qui protège, qui observe, qui résiste.Entre histoire, patrimoine et mer turquoise, les jeunes ont découvert comment ces tours formaient autrefois un réseau de vigilance, une véritable architecture de défense. Ils ont appris, questionné, imaginé. Et c’est exactement cela, l’esprit des Vacances apprenantes : transformer un lieu en savoir, une sortie en découverte, une journée en souvenir.A Mortella continue de veiller. Aujourd’hui, elle a veillé sur eux. 🎙️💙Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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