2 public schools: Lycée Laetitia Bonaparte Lycée Fesch 1 private: Institution Saint Paul 2 LEP (vocational high schools) Lycée Finosello Lycée Jules Antonini Higher education is undeveloped except for a few BTS and IFSI, the University of Corsica Pascal Paoli is located in Corte. A research facility of INRA is also located on Ajaccio. Culture and heritage Ajaccio has a varied tourism potential, with both a cultural framework in the centre of the city and a natural heritage around the coves and beaches of the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the Natura 2000 reserve of the îles Sanguinaires. Civil heritage The commune has many buildings and structures that are registered as historical monuments: The Monument to General Abbatucci in the Place Abbatucci (1854) The Monument to Napoleon I in the Place d'Austerlitz (20th century) The Baciocchi Family Mansion at 9 Rue Bonaparte (18th century) The Fesch Palace at 48 bis Rue Cardinal-Fesch (1827) The Monument to the First Consul in the Place Foch (1850) The Peraldi House at 18 Rue Forcioli-Conti (1820) The Grand Hotel at Cours Grandval (1869) The old Château Conti at Cours Grandval (19th century) The Monument to Napoleon and his brothers in the Place du General de Gaulle (1864) The Monument to Cardinal Fesch at the Cour du Musée Fesch (1856) The old Alban Factory at 89 Cours Napoleon (1913) The Milelli House in the Saint-Antoine Quarter (17th century) The Hotel Palace-Cyrnos (1880), an old Luxury Hotel from the 19th century and a famous palace of the old days in the quarter "for foreigners" now converted into housing. The Lantivy Palace (1837), an Italian palace now headquarters of the prefecture of Corsica. The Hotel de Ville (1836) Napoleon Bonaparte's House (17th century) now a national museum: the Maison Bonaparte The old Lazaretto of Aspretto (1843) The Citadel (1554) The Sawmill at Les Salines (1944) The Lighthouse on the Sanguinaires Islands (1844) Other sites of interest The Monument in the Place du Casone The old town and the Borgu are typically Mediterranean with their narrow streets and picturesque buildings The Place Bonaparte, a quarter frequented chiefly by winter visitors attracted by the mild climate of the town. The Musée Fesch houses a large collection of Italian Renaissance paintings The Bandera Museum, a History Museum of Mediterranean Corsica The Municipal library, in the north wing of Musée Fesch, has early printed books from as early as the 14th