Bonifacio is France’s southern most city. Bonifacio has a distinctly Italianate feel: sun-bleached town houses, dangling washing lines and murky chapels cram the web of alleyways of the old citadel; down below on the harbourside, brasseries and boat kiosks tout their wares to the droves of day trippers. The sun-bleached buildings of this medieval town appear to blend seamlessly into the white limestone cliffs rising up from the sea.