Casabianca. Gradiccia Saint Antoine Fort Lacroix La Citadelle Saint Joseph Monserato Lupino: a district south of the city, the first to be developed mainly with social housing. Paese Novo: a residential district overlooking Montesoro on the old "Imperial road" that bypasses the town via the heights. Bastia Hospital is located in this district. Montesoro: another residential district south of Bastia. It has large groups of new buildings with many shops. Montesoro also has large schools: technical and vocational schools, and a secondary education college. Erbajolo: another district at the southern end of town. It marks the beginning of the industrial zone south of Bastia agglomeration. It has the largest commercial area in the city (Hyper U) and a football stadium. Economy The bastiaise agglomeration contains most of the few industries that exist in Corsica. However, the unemployment rate in the commune has persistently been one of the highest in France, standing at over 20% in 2004. Bastia is the seat of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Bastia and Upper Corsica. In the Bastia region the Chamber of Commerce and Industry manages the following facilities: Bastia Commercial Port: the port can accommodate eight large vessels (6 passenger ships and two others) simultaneously as well as pilot boats and tugs. It is the second largest port in France in terms of passenger traffic after Calais. Bastia – Poretta Airport is located south of Bastia agglomeration in the communes of Borgo and Lucciana. Culture and heritage Civil heritage The commune has a large number of buildings and sites that are registered as historical monuments: The Romieu Public Garden (1874) The Joan of Arc Garden The Law Courts (1856) The Old Town Hall Garden (19th century) The Villayet Saint-Dominique Garden (19th century) The Saint-Antoine Convent Garden (19th century) The Napoleon Monument (1813) The Donati Pleasure Garden The Providence Garden (19th century) The Flach Garden (19th century) The Bon Pasteur Courtyard Garden The Villa Fumarolli Pleasure Garden (19th century) The Sainte-Victoire Public Garden The Maison Castagnola (17th century) The Maison de Caraffa (17th century) The Governor's Citadel and Palace (14th century) The former palace of the Genoese governors houses the municipal museum, formerly the Ethnology Museum of Corsica. Abutting the old fortress tower and decorated with a 14th-century campanile, the Palace of Governors over the centuries guarded Terra Nova and beyond the ramparts of the Old Port. The city has undertaken a program