
Hans & Gretel
Are you hungry for magic? Don’t be late, the most tasteful journey is waiting for you at Hans & Gretel. The famous Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale “comes alive” at t


Are you hungry for magic? Don’t be late, the most tasteful journey is waiting for you at Hans & Gretel. The famous Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale “comes alive” at t


Corfu’s first Bochotis patisserie opened in 2002. The shop exploded with popularity very quickly and six years later we expanded our business in the center of C

n the centre of Corfu Old Town, you can find the historic pastry shop Papagiorgis, being a reference point for the entire island. Its history begins in 1924; it

Founders and friends, Vangelis and Sokratis, have created Limoncello after having worked for several years in various fields and decided to embark their own adv

Are you hungry for magic? Don’t be late, the most tasteful journey is waiting for you at Hans & Gretel. The famous Grimm Brothers’ fairy tale “comes alive” at t

Monastery of Vlacherna dates from the 1600s. Small boats sail from the quay to the Pontikonisi islet with its picturesque Chapel of Pantocrator, built in the 12

In the Mon Repos Estate there is a protected cove with a stone jetty locals call “the Queen’s bridge”. The old spring,the long-abandoned guard-post, and the gre

The foundations of the temple have survived (590-580 BC) with part of the retaining wall of the shrine and the ancient altar. The famed archaic gorgon pediment

Agii Theodori Monastery (between 5th – 6th century) : An early Christian monument directly adjoining the ruins of the temple of Artemis Gorgous. A three-aisled

Part of a Doric temple dated 510 BC known as the temple of Kardaki. It is the best preserved Corfiot monument, a characteristic example of early Corinthian arch

This is the most important early Christian monument. A five- or three-aisled basilica built on the ruins of the Roman agora with a protruding transept, a semici

The Mon Repos estate is a rare botanical garden that exhibits some 2,000 species of plant from parts of the nineteenth-century British Empire. It includes the M

The Heraion (Temple of Hera) and surrounding area and in particular the temple dating from 400 BC that was destroyed in the 1st century AD. The foundations of t

Economy, family, automatic, van and open top cars

Boat rental & guided boat tours situated in the heart of corfu town, is offering excellent boat rental services

The best way to explore Corfu: Tickets from 1,20 € Daily Tickets 5 € Air-Conditioning Free WiFi Frequent itineraries Connection to airport Connection to hop on

Corfu City Tours offers an interesting way of getting to know Corfu town and the Achilleion Palace: touring, while guided in 8 different languages, on comfortab

At the port you will find open top double decker buses which will take you to discover and experience the sights and monuments of Corfu. The daily valid ticked


The Juice & Smoothie Bar always uses 100% whole fresh fruits and vegetables 26,

Best burger in Corfu Souvlaki – Gyro (kebab) – Salads – Snacks

Dating roughly from the year 1000, this is one of the oldest surviving monuments of the middle Byzantine period on the island, and the only one built in the cro

This was the place for state ceremonies, pomp and circumstance, in the time of Venetian rule. The square is enclosed by four symbolic buildings as witnesses to

On 12th September of 1840 a group of Corfiots signed the founding proceeding of Corfu Philharmonic Society. This educational and concert organization, under the

In the Museum, which is situated on the first floor of the historic building that housed the first Branch of the Ionian Bank in Corfu, visitor can see all issue

Museum of Palaiopois – Mon Repos is located at a distance of 2km from the modern town centre, in the center of the Mon Repos Estate. The Museum is housed in a h

The Museum of Antivouniotissa is housed in the former church of the Holy Mother of God Antivouniotissa, one of the oldest and richest religious monuments in Cor

ANEK LINES Central Agency Ferry tickets to: Venice – Corfu – Igoumenitsa – Patra Ancona – Corfu – Igoumenitsa – Patra Bari – Corfu – Igoumenitsa – Patra

Beyond the Windmill (Anemomylos) metal ladders are installed in a concrete jetty for entering the water safely. Swimmers have views of the Old Fortress to the n

Faliraki is where Corfiots have traditionally taken their “baths” from old, a place better known among them as “Aleko’s baths”. One must walk from town through

The Corfu Nautical Club (NAOK) operates in buildings below the sea wall of the Spianada. Its cove has been a favorite swimming spot for generations of Corfiots,

Built about 1846 on one of the few large squares in the centre of the town, formerly called Sternon Square. An important works by the architect I. Chronis. The

This building, which houses the Corfu Reading Society, one of the earliest cultural foundations in modern Greece (founded in 1836), stands almost directly oppos

The great square of Corfu Town nowadays owes its name to the Venetian word spianata, a large open space. That was the requirement of Venetian defensive policy:

Residential building complex on the Spianada, which was begun under the French empire and forms the main testimony to the French presence on Corfu. The rhythmic

This most picturesque little square in town feels like a theatre scene within the densely built Campiello quarter. The cistern at its centre, bearing sculpted s

The gate leading to the harbour. It survives incorporated into the Spilia Barracks, a building that has undergone much modification.

The main entrance to the New Fortress is a highly monumental structure (columns with Tuscan-Doric elements) by Ferrante Vitelli, a great military architect who

The Venetian authorities planned and built the New Fortress on St Mark’s Hill, to the north-west of town, on the insistent requests of Corfiots for added defens

The great building of the Venetian barracks housed the Ionian Academy from 1840 onwards. This building was originally designed to house barracks, in combination

A headland jutting out into the waves, where between its two peaks the medieval town of Corypho developed (hence Corfu today), was to be transformed by engineer

This most representative neoclassical structure in Corfu Town was constructed by the British, then in possession of the Ionian islands, and formally presented t

The Loggia (today’s San Giacomo) was initially built as a lodge for the assemblies of local nobles.Constructed between 1663 and 1693 with Sinies stone, the only

UNESCO World Heritage Site The Old Town of Corfu is located in a strategic position at the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, with its roots going back to the 8th ce

Very elegant well-head with relief decoration. Presented to the Community by Antonios Kokkinis, it stands at the centre of one of the most beautiful squares in

Built by the Corfiot architect I. Chronis. Its neoclassical style facade with the Tuscan-Doric porch recalls the facades of the wings of the Commissioner’s Pala

Small circular monument (rotunda) on the Spianada, in the type of a circular monopteral Ionic temple, built in honour of the first High Commissioner of Corfu, S

It was built about 1832 on the site of an earlier mansion owned by the family, in which the first prime minister of the modern Greek state, Ioannis Kapodistrias

“Municipal Gallery Corfu” was founded in 1991. Since 1995, housed in the east wing of the Old Palace, St. Michael and St. George, in the historic center of Corf

The Reading Society is one of the oldest cultural institutions in modern Greece, founded by young university alumni in 1836 on the model of the Geneva society o

This museum displays material that sheds light on the tragedy of the Serbian army in the First World War. Following the disintegration of their front against Au

The exhibits here offer proof of local civilization from the Palaeolithic Age to later antiquity. The impressive Archaic-Age (590-580 bc) stone pediment of Arte

Casa Parlante is a unique museum: it brings history to life and lets the visitor breathe it in. In the unique architectural setting of a classical mansion in th

The official car rental company in Corfu Cruise Terminal with office inside the building




Specialty Coffee Roasters Local Coffee shop Coffee traditional spetseriko nuts spices organic herbs olive oil olives honey local products

Corfiot and Mediterranean dishes made with fresh ingredients, cooked with olive oil. Amazing view to the island of Vidos and mainland.

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With a fleet of over 150 premium sedan taxis, Mercedes Vito VIP people carriers (up to 6 persons) and wheelchair acces-sible taxis, CTTS is available to visitor

It is the residence where our national poet Dionysios Solomos lived from 1828 until 1857. It is used as a museum and the headquarters of the Corfiot Studies Soc

The Palace of Saint Michael and Saint George houses the Corfu Museum of Asian Art, the only one of its kind in Greece, solely dedicated to the art and antiquiti

The wealth and variety of cultures of the people who have lived and still live on this island have left in Corfu Town the imprints of its past and present inhab

The wealth and variety of cultures of the people who have lived and still live on this island have left in Corfu Town the imprints of its past and present inhab

Owned by a fraternity (bakers guild). Renovated in the 19th c. Restructured, based on plans of corfiot architect I. Chronis (1860).

One of the largest churches of Corfu. Anglican church for English soldiers. Built based on the plans of Antony Emmet (engineer of the royal army). Three-aisled

The Catholic Cathedral, better known to locals as the Duomo, is dedicated to Saints Giacomo and Cristoforo. It was built in the 1400s on the Town Hall Square, a

Catholic monastery, with a large land property. Inaugurated in 1394. Three-aisled timber-roofed basilica with gothic arches. The tower-like belfry, altered by l

One of the first Cathedrals of the Great Deans. With a peripheral exonarthex. Extended vertically and horizontally westwards from 1757 to 1760 (belfry repair 17

Built by the Monk Nikodimos. Was the parish of Corfiot Epirots. Owned by fraternities (Furriers and goldsmiths guilds). Three-aisled timber-roofed basilica. Res

The Holy Relic of St Spyridon, patron saint of Corfu, reposes in a 19th-century wrought-silver reliquary, set in a side chapel to the right of the Sanctuary. Th

S.Nicolo dei Vecchi One of the richest churches owned by fraternities (noble families) and the Cathedral of Great Deans until 1712. More oblong than usual, rese

Owned by a fraternity of shoe-makers

Catholic Monastery. The present church was built between 1710 – 1723 to replace an older one. From architectural aspect, it is the most important vaulted church

Owned by a fraternity, with a large land property. Only the western part of the peripheral exonarthex survives. Characteristic decoration of the northern exteri

Owned by a fraternity (noble families) with a large land property. One of the richest churches in town. The typical form of the Corfiot Church with the peripher

Owned by a fraternity, constructed in 1753. Existed in a different form in 1439. Aisleless basilica covered by a groin vault. The iconostasis made of Karrara ma

The triple-aisled basilica of St Theodora was built in 1577 at the expense of local nobles and other wealthy citizens, and was dedicated as the Metropolitan Chu