Wandering Around the Venetian Walls of Corfu
There is a special feeling of freedom when you sail along the coasts of Corfu on your private yacht. The sensation of the wind, the rhythmic pulse of the waves, the vastness of the Ionian Sea, all come together to create a scene that could have been pulled straight from a poem. But this experience […]
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Liston and the Palace of Saint George and Archangel Michael
The city of Corfu is rich with memories, nobility, and an artistic aura. Yet, if someone were to pinpoint the ultimate meeting place where past and present converge, where East meets West, and where art blends seamlessly with everyday life, two locations stand out: the Liston and the Old Palace of the British Commissioners, which […]
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The Squares of the Old Town
The Old Town of Corfu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an architectural and historical mosaic that beautifully blends Venetian, French, and British influences. Behind its grand thoroughfares and popular tourist landmarks lie small squares, hidden gems that keep the beating heart of local life alive. These squares are not merely meeting points; they are […]
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Issos Beach and Chlomos
Issos Beach and Chlomos Issos Beach and the village of Chlomos are two distinct destinations located in the southern part of Corfu. Though they are geographically close, they offer vastly different experiences, each revealing a unique aspect of the island’s charm. Together, they form a compelling, multifaceted destination that appeals to travelers seeking more than […]
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Mon Repos: Royalty in Corfu
Mon Repos: Royalty in Corfu Mon Repos, one of the most iconic buildings in Corfu, is not merely a refined neoclassical palace. It is a space imbued with historical and symbolic significance, having served as a summer residence for both the British and Greek royal families. Moreover, it was a site where events of crucial […]
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Ancient Corfu
Ancient Corfu Corfu, one of the most historic islands of the Ionian Sea, has been since antiquity a hub of trade, culture, and strategic significance. Known in ancient times as Korkyra, ancient Corfu played a vital role in the political and military history of Greece while simultaneously serving as a cradle of mythological narratives, artistic […]
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Corfu Old Town
Corfu Old Town The Old Town of Corfu is a living monument of culture, history, and aesthetic charm, rightfully listed among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Strongly marked by Venetian, French, and British influences, the Old Town is a unique mosaic of traditions and cultures, which has retained its charm and authenticity to this day. […]
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Old and New Fortress
Old and New Fortress Corfu carries a rich and turbulent history, one that is vividly reflected in its two iconic fortresses: the Old Fortress and the New Fortress. These strongholds are not merely monuments of military architecture; they stand as enduring symbols of culture, resilience, and political identity. For centuries, they helped shape both the […]
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Achilleion and Gastouri
Gastouri and Achilleion Nestled among the lush hills of central Corfu and just 10 kilometers from the island’s main town, the village of Gastouri radiates tradition, nobility, and authentic Ionian charm. At its heart lies one of the most renowned landmarks not only of Corfu but of all Greece: the Achilleion Palace, a masterpiece built […]
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