Live context
Quick facts
- Corfu's Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognized for its well-preserved Venetian architecture and historical significance.
- The island is home to the Achilleion Palace, built in 1890 for Empress Elisabeth of Austria, featuring stunning gardens and neoclassical architecture.
- Corfu has over 200 kilometers of coastline, with a variety of beaches ranging from secluded coves to bustling resort areas.
- The island's annual Corfu Beer Festival, celebrated since 2014, showcases local breweries and attracts beer enthusiasts from across Greece and beyond.
- Corfu is the birthplace of the famous Greek philosopher and poet, Aristotelis Valaoritis, who was born in 1824 and is celebrated for his contributions to modern Greek literature.
Travel details
- Country
- Greece
- Wind (now)
- 12 km/h
- Coordinates
- 39.6243, 19.9217
Share this destination
Share Corfu, Greece with friends or save it for later.
Want to embed this destination on your site?
Get embed code →Related destinations
Meteora, Greece
A surreal landscape where ancient monasteries perch impossibly on towering rock pillars, creating one of Greece's most dramatic and spiritual sites. A UNESCO World Heritage site of breathtaking beauty.
Zakynthos, Greece
Shipwreck Beach’s white cliffs and turquoise cove define the postcard, while inland villages and turtle nesting shores keep the island alive beyond the viewpoint.
Delphi, Greece
The ancient oracle’s sanctuary climbs a Parnassus mountainside above olive valleys, with temple columns framing views that still feel mythic.
Thessaloniki, Greece
Greece’s northern food capital: waterfront promenades, Byzantine churches, and a late-night meze culture that outlasts Athens.
