Discover the best attractions and experiences Corfu has to offer
Corfu's fortifications and palaces reveal centuries of Venetian, British, and Greek history, scattered around the town and countryside.
A imposing Venetian fortress guarding Corfu Town, offering panoramic city views and a glimpse into the island's strategic past.
A second fortress with commanding sea views and atmospheric bastions linked to Corfu's military history.
A grand palace built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria, set in a lush hilltop park with statues and gardens.
The former summer residence of the Greek royal family, surrounded by palm-fringed gardens near Corfu Town.
Explore Corfu through its archaeological finds, Byzantine art, and poetic heritage.
Displays ancient artifacts from the island and surrounding region, spanning Greek and Roman eras.
Houses a rich collection of Byzantine icons and sacred works in a historic church setting.
Dedicated to Greece's national poet Dionysios Solomos and the Kalvos brothers, housed in a neoclassical building.
Important churches and monasteries reveal the island's Orthodox traditions and spiritual sites.
The basilica of Corfu's patron saint, famed for its relics and festive processions.
A picturesque monastery on a tiny islet connected by a causeway near Kanoni.
A historic Orthodox monastery perched above Paleokastritsa with panoramic sea views.
Nature-focused spots and family-friendly parks for daytime adventures.
A sunny-water park offering slides and pools for a fun family day.
A seasonal water park in Sidari with rattling slides and kid-friendly pools.
A protected coastal wetlands area ideal for birdwatching and nature walks.
Characterful corners where you can feel the local rhythm and charm.
A maze of Venetian lanes, squares, and churches surrounding the historic harbor.
A dramatic coastal village known for monasteries, caves, and scenic beaches.
A traditional fishing village with tavernas and a laid-back waterfront vibe.
Marina-filled village offering easy access to boat trips and water activities.
No tickets needed to soak up Corfu's ambience and scenery.
Wander the narrow lanes, squares, and Venetian-era architecture.
Enjoy sunset views and lively streetscape along the waterfront.
Roll out a towel and soak up sun on accessible sands.
Taste the island's hearty dishes and local specialties.
Slow-cooked meat with pasta, tomatoes, and spicesโan island favorite.
Veal or beef in a garlicky wine-and-cream sauce, a Corfiot classic.
Spicy fish stew with peppers and onions, a staple of Corfiot cuisine.
Bright, zesty liqueur made from Corfu's native kumquats.
Vibrant bars and beach-front spots for evening vibes.
Nightlife hotspot on the southern coast with high-energy clubs.
Coastal strip known for lively bars and sunset drinks.
Elegant bars and late-night spots along the townโs waterfront.
Cultural moments and open-air experiences during the summer.
Evenings of live music and storytelling in a rustic setting.
Open-air performances and street art when the weather is good.
Seasonal screenings and performances in scenic venues.
Active pursuits for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers.
Long-distance routes through olive groves, villages, and coastal paths.
Explore caves and clear waters around the island's northwest.
Wind-friendly beaches with equipment rental and instruction.
Delve into lesser-visited corners and authentic day trips.
A preserved mountain village with stone houses and terraces.
Day cruise to twin islands famed for turquoise bays and beaches.
Sample local olive oil and learn about production in rural settings.