Corfu attraction guides

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  Archaeological Museum Corfu: Gorgon Pediment Guide

  The Archaeological Museum of Corfu is a compact, two-floor collection in Corfu Town built around one showstopper: the Gorgon pediment from the Temple of Artemis. Here is where it is, how to reach it on foot, what to look for room by room, and how to weigh the ticket cost against the time it takes.

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  Church of Saint Spyridon, Corfu: A Visitor's Guide

  The Church of Saint Spyridon is the working parish church in Corfu Town that holds the relics of the island's patron saint. Here is where it sits, what to look for inside, when litanies change the visit completely, and how to pair it with the rest of the old town.

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  Corfu Old Town Guide: See, Eat and How Long to Allow

  Corfu Old Town, or Kerkyra, packs a fortress, a colonnaded promenade, museum collections and a maze of lived-in lanes into a compact, walkable peninsula. This guide sets out what to see first, the local dishes worth ordering by name, where the eating options sit inside the town, and how much time a half day or a full day actually takes.

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  Liston Corfu: Visiting the Arcades & Spianada, Corfu Town

  The Liston is the marble-paved, arcaded promenade on the edge of Spianada Square in Corfu Town, modeled on Paris's Rue de Rivoli. Here is where it is, how to reach it, how long to allow, what to see along the arcades, and how to weigh a view table against a back-street alternative.

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  Mon Repos Corfu: Visiting the Palace, Grounds and Royal Bath

  Mon Repos in Kanoni is three visits in one: a neoclassical villa museum, the archaeological remains of ancient Palaiopolis, and a shaded park that runs down to a shoreline bathing spot used by the Greek royal family. Here is how to orient yourself, what to look for, and how to split your time.

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  Museum of Asian Art Corfu: A Practical Visitor Guide

  The Museum of Asian Art in Corfu Town pairs Chinese, Japanese, Himalayan and Central Asian collections with a neoclassical British-era palace. Here is where it is, how to reach it, what to see inside and the seasonal hours that decide whether a visit works.

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  Old Fortress Corfu: What to See and How to Get There

  The Old Fortress, or Palaio Frourio, sits on a rocky peninsula on the east side of Corfu Town, cut off from the streets by a seawater moat. This guide covers the walk in from Spianada Square, what stands inside the walls, how long the visit takes and how much climbing to expect.