Corfu Old Town Landmarks, Hidden Alleys and Local Tastes
Begin your tour at the Old Fortress, the most iconic symbol of Corfu's Venetian past.
Walk through the fortified walls, admire the panoramic views, and learn about its role in defending the island through centuries of conflict.
Durrell Bosketo & Royal Gardens
Continue through Durrell Bosketo, a tranquil green space named after the famous writers.
Stroll into the Royal Gardens (Gardens of the People), where locals come to relax amidst statues, trees, and sea breezes.
Palace of Saint George and Saint Michael
Admire the neoclassical architecture of this former British administrative building.
Understand its historical significance and observe its elegant façade from the Esplanade.
Spianada Square & Liston Avenue
Explore Spianada, the largest square in Greece.
Walk along Liston Avenue, a French-inspired promenade lined with cafés and arcades.
Pause to take in the ambiance of Corfu's social heart.
St. Spyridon Church
Visit the revered St. Spyridon Church, home to the relics of Corfu's patron saint.
Experience the spiritual and architectural heritage of the island.
Campiello & Kantouni Bizzi
Venture into the oldest part of town, Campiello, with its narrow alleys and traditional houses.
Discover Kantouni Bizzi, a picturesque alley often missed by casual visitors.
Appreciate the vibrant laundry lines, quiet corners, and hidden balconies.
Kremasti Square & Old Port
Arrive at Kremasti Square, with its famous Venetian well and quaint surroundings.
Continue toward the Old Port, once the island's main gateway to the sea.
Enjoy coastal views and insights into the town's maritime legacy.
New Fortress & Calle dei Mercanti
See the exterior of the New Fortress, a 16th-century Venetian structure overlooking the town.
Wander through Calle dei Mercanti, a street rich with local artisan shops and history.
Town Hall Square
Pass through Town Hall Square, surrounded by historic buildings including the old San Giacomo Theatre.
Observe daily life and local culture unfold around this vibrant space.
Local Product Tasting
Conclude your tour with a visit to a traditional local shop.
Sample regional delicacies like koum quat liqueur, limoncello, and homemade sweets.
Gain a final taste of Corfu's unique culinary identity before bidding farewell.
