Église Saint-Laurent de Levie

The Église Saint-Laurent de Levie is a church located in Levie, Corsica. It is also known as the Chapelle Saint-Laurent and is situated near the site of Capula, which has archaeological significance dating back to the Neolithic period. The church is of Baroque style and features a chapel dedicated to Saint Ursula. The site of Capula has been occupied from the Neolithic period to the Middle Ages and includes a village fortification from the Bronze Age. A pèlerinage to Saint Laurent takes place every year on August 9th. The church is not pet-friendly