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Once you’ve left that place, head hanging in shame, lamenting having trusted such a terrible advice, you might try the mirco brasserie Impériale (just not on a sunday or a monday - it’s closed) Best micro brasserie in Ajaccio (being, such as it is, the only micro brasserie in Ajaccio) with a few regular beers and some that change by season. And some graphic design choices that I imagine you will either appreciate or will find so appalling that you’ll have to go somewhere else. 

A shop you might find amusing is called « Le pas sage » It only sells men’s clothes and a lot is sort of beach stuff, but if that doesn’t bother you, it has some truly ludicrous t-shirts that probably make relatively little sense outside of Corsica, but they’re funny as hell in any case. For example, I have one that’s a sort of bastard mixture between Pascal Paoli and Miami Vice, and another of Napoléon on a bike going to l’Acapulco (R.I.P., c’est pas pareil) 10/10 impeccable, but it’s sort of hard to describe how to get there. It’s in a passage going off of the rue Fesch on the right if you come from the Place Foch (but before you reach the Fesch museum) If you follow the passage all the way down, and cross the perpendicular road in front of you (in which the tourisme office and further down the place Foch will now be to your right), you’ll end up in the rue Bessière (not a typo, there is no « s », I don’t know why). Check it out if you have a moment and fancy looking for very specific joke t-shirts with those horrendous directions.

@thiswaycomessomethingwicked - If you like prehistory you might also visit Cucuruzzu, which is sort of between Ajaccio and Bonifacio, but it’s a bit farther out of the way than Filitosa. Cool site though and certainly worth a visit if you have a car. - You could hire out a boat to go to Scandola (nature reserve). It’s farther north, past Porto, and is really more of an all-day affair, but quite lovely. If you take a small-ish boat you can go in and about the grottos. Might see some dolphins too. I think that you can get there by boat service from the Ajaccio port as well, without having to hire out a private pilot, the boat itself, petrol, etc. (just don’t get on one of the huge ones. Go for something like 12-14 persons.)

@thiswaycomessomethingwicked  You can’t visit the inside b/c it’s an active military terrain, but you can walk around part of it, admire from afar, pay your respects to the big ol’ Paoli statue, and sometimes there’s weird shit down in the yard. Today’s offerings : two donkeys, one volleyball, approx. 150 individual pieces of bread.

These are both more intact (similar to those in Malta) and are both on the Îles sanguinaires, which would also be cool to visit. Close enough to Ajaccio, but you might want to rent out a boat.