Corfu's Old Fortress: enjoy the remarkable Venetian fortress which dates back to the 15th century, offering stunning panoramic views of Corfu and the Ionian Sea. The Fortress It played a crucial role in defending the island from Ottoman invasions and remains a symbol of Corfu’s resilience.

Liston Boulevard: an urbane promenade with beautiful arcades, named after the inspiration from Parisian Rue de Rivoli. Filled with delightful cafes and eateries, this is an ideal spot to be immersed in the vibrant island scene.

UNESCO-protected Old Town: a labyrinth of small cobblestone streets bordered with Venetian, French, and British styles. Pastel-colored houses, hidden squares, and such treasures as the Church of Saint Spyridon, the patron of Corfu.

Ancient City of Paleopolis: once the heart of Corfu during antiquity, Paleopolis contains remnants of ancient temples, Roman baths, and the impressive Mon Repos Palace, which was the birthplace of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Vlacherna Monastery: this picturesque 17th-century monastery set on a small islet connected by a narrow causeway. This serene whitewashed structure, surrounded by the tranquil sea, is one of Corfu’s most photographed landmarks.

Mouse Island (Pontikonisi): visit a tiny, lush islet just off the coast, often associated with Greek mythology. It is believed to be the petrified ship of Odysseus, turned to stone by Poseidon. The island’s chapel and breathtaking scenery make it a must-visit spot.