The Blues and the Greens
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Everywhere you turn your head you will see varying shades of blues and greens as Corfu is covered in lush vegetation and is surrounded by breathtaking seas. Vineyards, olive groves, mountain peaks, coves, and shores are all full of color and life, each angle just perfect for a souvenir photo. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Palaio Frourio
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The Old Fortress is an amazing structure that was built during Byzantine times. It has withstood sieges and has served various occupants. The whole population of Corfu used to live within the walls, but now it is a museum and a great spot for getting some of the best views on the island. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
St. Spyridon’s Day
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To commemorate the intervention of St. Spyridon during the 1716 Turkish siege, the silver gilt case containing his body is displayed for 3 days and nights and is paraded around town. A lovely spectacle happens during the main celebration every August 11 when brass bands and devotees take part in a procession. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
The Spianada and The Liston in Corfu Town
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The Spianada has a beautiful park full of trees and benches, and running alongside it is a building known as The Liston. Here you will find restaurants and cafes spilling with locals and tourists sipping Greek coffee and chatting, or just watching the world go by, or admiring the interesting architecture. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Kumquat Liqueur
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One of the unique beverages from Corfu, it is a must-try if you really want to get in touch with the local culture and history. You can try different varieties and learn about the production of the liqueur and history of the komquat by taking a tour at a distillery. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Ginger Beer
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Another Corfu liquor specialty is the sitsibír. On a hot summer day, the spicy, pepper notes of the ginger beer with a mix of delicious fresh lemon make it such a refreshing and tasty drink. You can buy it from cafes or street kiosks and enjoy sipping one as you watch the breathtaking Greek sunset. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Canal d’Amour
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In the town of Sidari in Corfu, there is a beautiful stretch of coastline with deep coves and canals that make for a romantic setting. Here, you will find a tunnel that passes through a rock called the Canal d’Amour. It is believed that if you swim through it, you will find the love of your life on the other side. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Old Town
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Strolling through this picturesque area reminds you how varied and colorful the history and culture of Corfu really is. You will see an array of architectural influences brought by the different conquerors—Greek Orthodox churches, British palaces, French shopping arcades, Venetian bell towers, and Southern Italian cobbled alleyways and squares. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Meze Cuisine
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Generally served as nibbles during parties or late-night gatherings with drinks, don’t be fooled by the small size of the plates of meze dishes. The course typically starts with a Greek salad and bread. After that, its plate after plate of delicious, mouth-watering traditional Greek appetizers such as fried cheese, fish roe dip, and veal in white garlic sauce. Click the next ARROW to see the next image!
Beaches
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From the famous Paleokastritsa to the less touristy Gardénos, there seems to be a beach for everyone in Corfu. You can stay at a luxury resort at one of the popular coastlines in the Northern region or you can go around the island and discover some secret beaches in the Southern parts.