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Corfu Old Town on Corfu Island, Greece is a fabulous destination! Featuring ancient forts, twisting lanes, colorful architecture and delectable local fare, the UNESCO listed Old Town Corfu has something for everyone. To help fellow travelers plan their trip, we are highlighting the Top Things To Do in Corfu Old Town!
Our stay in Corfu came at the end of our long trip to Greece. We wondered how it might stack up against ancient Athens, picture-perfect Santorini, historic Chania, rustic Naxos and bohemian Hydra.
What we found was that the Old Town of Corfu is unique and distinct. It’s difficult to compare to other Greek cities because it is so utterly different. We spent 3 days in Corfu Old Town exploring, discovering and tasting – and left wishing we had just a bit more time!
Planning a Trip to Old Town Corfu, Greece
There is so much more to planning a Corfu trip than figuring out what to see. Most travelers also need to figure out how to get there and where to stay.
No worries, we’ve got it covered! In addition to our list of Old Town Corfu Things To Do, we also provide transport info and tips for the top hotels. Traveling to Greece from abroad? Use our tips for Planning a European Trip to get started!
Whether visiting Corfu Town in a day or a week – it’s essential to keep track of the details. Our Printable Travel Planner is designed to ensure you stay organized!
Best Things To Do in Corfu Old Town
Now that we have covered the basics, it’s time to dive into our list of the Corfu Town Best Things To Do. Save, Pin or Bookmark our Corfu Travel Guide to plan your trip to Greece!
#1 Visit the Old Venetian Fortress
The Corfu Town Old Fortress has a long history that dates to the middle of the 6th century. At that time the Byzantines began to fortify the city for protection from invaders. During Venetian rule, from the 14th to 18th centuries, the fortress was expanded to stave off Ottoman attacks. In the 1800s, when the city was under British rule, the fortress was again modified. This time with an emphasis on creating a military outpost. 
Today, the Corfu Old Fort stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Monument. Inside, visitors can climb the ramparts and trek up to the hill-topping lighthouse. Other Corfu Old Fortress sights include visiting the museum featuring a few ancient artifacts and stepping onto a secluded beach.
#2 Enjoy the Views from Boschetto Garden
An elegant green space overlooking the Old Fortress across the moat, Boschetto Garden is one of the often-missed Corfu Old Town attractions. The inviting space is marked with colorful flowers, fountains, busts of Greek literary greats and a statue of the Ionian Academy founder, Count Frederick Guilford.
Not only is the pretty garden a good place to take in views, but it also has a playground and public toilet (for a small fee). The Panagia Holy Church of the Virgin Mary Mandrakina at the north end of Boschetto Garden is a popular spot for photographs and weddings.
#3 Sit in Spianada Square
Located in the heart of Corfu Town Centre, is the expansive Spianada Square. It ranks as the largest city square in all of Greece and more resembles a park. The spacious and lush square was created by the French, when they briefly occupied Corfu in the early 1800s. The space features fountains and memorials – and even a Cricket pitch!
#4 Stroll along Liston Lane
Marking the western boundary of Spianada Square is Liston, a lovely lane that is a Corfu Town must see sight. Dating to the early 1800s, it features a mashup of architectural elements, including Venetian, French and British. The result is an enchanting façade of majestic arches with hanging lanterns and waving flags.
At one time, only nobility was allowed to walk on Liston. Today, visitors stroll its length and perch at one of the many cafes or restaurants.
#5 See Artifacts at the Corfu Museum of Asian Art
Highly touted as one of the Best Things To Do Corfu Town, the Museum of Asian Art hosts a vast collection of artworks from Japan, China, India, Pakistan, Tibet and Southeast Asia. Displays include pottery, sculptures, ceramics, armor, religious icons, tapestries, jewelry and coins. A ticket is required to visit the museum exhibits.
The museum is housed in the Corfu Palace of Saint George and Saint Michael. Built by the British in the 1820s as the personal house of the High Commissioner, it was used as a royal residence when Corfu became part of the Kingdom of Greece. The grand neoclassical building is still often referred to as the Royal Palace or Corfu City Palace.
More of the Best Corfu Town Museums
Visiting museums is one of the top things To Do Corfu Old Town and there are several museums that focus on different subjects.
Banknote Museum
The Banknote Museum of the Ionian Bank is one of the interesting Corfu Town things to see…and it’s free! The exhibitions detail the Greek history of money with many notes and coins on display.
Casa Parlante Museum
A 19th century mansion in Corfu, Greece Old Town, the Casa Parlante Museum invites guests to learn what it was like for an aristocratic family to live in the city in the 1800s. Ticket required for entry.
Serbian Museum of Corfu
One of the top Corfu City things to do for World War I aficionados, the Serbian Museum delves into Serbian involvement in WWI and the tragedy at Vido Island, which sits just offshore from Corfu. Free to enter.
Archaeological Museum
A modern museum featuring the lengthy Corfu Town history, the Archaeological Museum details the past beginning in the Paleolithic era. A variety of artifacts are on display and audio guides help to explain the exhibits. There is a fee to enter.
#6 Parade through the Corfu Public Garden
Once the private Royal Palace gardens, the grounds on the east side of the palace estate are now open to the public and are best known as the Garden of the People. Although not a particularly large park, there are abundant flowers, exotic trees and art installations – making it one of the top Corfu Town attractions.
The garden sits atop old fortifications, offering fine views over the sea and down to the Corfu City beach (which is next on our list of things to do!). The spiral, wrought-iron staircase, which is now closed, was used by the royal family as a direct route from their house to the bathing beach.
#7 Relax at Faliraki Beach Corfu Town
The Faliraki Corfu Town Beach is a pleasant little spot for swimming in the crystal-clear sea and sipping a beverage on the waterfront.
The Corfu Old Town Beach is located on the northeastern tip of the city, providing stellar views of the Old Fort and Mandraki Marina. The beachfront cafes are open from morning until night, serving coffee and cocktails – along with snacks and light meals.
That said, the Faliraki Corfu City Beach is not sand; it’s concrete. There are stairs that can be used to enter the water (and help in getting back out!) – but it’s best to wear water shoes to protect your feet.
More Beaches Corfu Town
Faliraki is the favorite Corfu Town beach, mostly because it’s the only beach in the Old Town. We are sharing a few other beaches in Corfu Town that travelers can reach on foot or with the city bus.
Old Fortress Beach in Corfu Town
The small, pebbly beach at the Old Fortress is one of the hidden gems in Corfu Old Town. The beach is located along the north shore of the fort and is accessed via a tunnel (follow the signs leading to the Corfu Sailing Club).
Note that, unless you have a boat, this beach can only be reached via the Old Fort – so visitors have to pay the admission fee.
Anemomilos Beach
The Anemomilos Windmill Beach is located south of the Old Town where the windmill stands at the end of Garitsa Bay. Again, there is no sand, but rather concrete and steps leading into the sea at the small marina or across the street from Anemomilos Park.
Mon Repos Beach
A more traditional beach just south of the windmill, Mon Repos Beach Bar offers chairs and umbrellas for rent in the summertime. That said, it was closed during our visit – and looks as if it may not be reopening.
#8 Light a Candle at a Greek Orthodox Church
The quaint Greek Orthodox churches are some of the best places to visit in Corfu Town to learn about the local culture. There are said to be more than 20 churches in the Old Town – and while all of them could probably be listed as Corfu Old Town Things To See, we are highlighting the two we found most impressive.
When you step inside, be sure you are dressed respectfully – and keep in mind that photos are not typically allowed. If you wish to light a candle, drop a few coins into the box and light it along with the others.
Holy Church of St Spyridon
The Saint Spyridon Church is a Corfu Old Town must see. Dating to the year 1590, the church features a soaring bell tower the marks the highest structure in Corfu Town (and ranks as the tallest bell tower in the Ionian Islands).
St. Spyridon, known as the Keeper of the City, is the patron saint of Corfu. His tomb and relics are kept in a chamber to the side of the alter and you can view them and visit the church for free.
Holy Metropolitan Church of the Virgin Mary
The Metropolitan Church in Corfu, Greece is dedicated to the Virgin Mary – as well as Our Lady Spelaiotissa, St Theodora Augusta and St Vlasios (Blaise). The beautiful, salmon pink church sits at the top of a long staircase and, inside, visitors can see the relics of St. Theodora Augusta.
#9 Spend an Afternoon Shopping Corfu Town
There is absolutely no shortage of places for Corfu Old Town shopping. The historic cobbled lanes are lined with a variety of Corfu Town shops – from handmade wares to kitsch souvenirs. There is certainly something for every type of shopper in Corfu.
We think Corfu Town shopping is done best by wandering the streets to see what you can find. That said, there are a few Corfu Old Town shops that are worth seeking out.
Plous Books and Coffee
One of the best shops in Corfu Town – especially for bibliophiles, Plous Books is cluttered with book-lined shelves and emanates a cozy atmosphere. There is also a small garden in the back to enjoy a cup of coffee.
Olive Wood Workshop by Tom
Tom has been producing Corfu Olive Wood products for over 50 years. All are whittled by hand, making the Olive Wood Workshop a must-see store while shopping in Corfu Town. Goods range from decorative bowls to jewelry – and just about everything in between – and stopping in for a visit is a truly authentic Corfu shopping experience.
Kumquat Shops
Kumquat – a tiny citrus fruit – was introduced to Corfu in the 1920s and now is a trademark of the island. Many Corfu shops sell kumquat products – including cakes, candies and liqueurs, all of which make great souvenirs!
#10 Navigate the New Fortress Corfu
The Corfu Town New Fortress, which sits on St. Mark Hill above the west side of the city…and is still really old. The New Fort Corfu Town was built in stages, with construction commencing in 1572 and continuing through the mid-1800s.
The New Venetian Fortress stands as one of the intriguing Corfu history attractions and is open to visitors for a small fee. Designed with two distinct levels of tall, thick walls, the top of the bastion offers panoramic views of Corfu, mainland Greece (and Albania) and out to sea. Visitors can also view the old artillery positions and meander a maze of walkways.
#11 Join the Locals at the Corfu Central Market
Spending a morning at the small market is one of the fun things to do in Corfu Old Town. The outdoor Corfu Town Market bustles with activity and is open everyday except Sunday.
Watch as locals frequent their favorite vendors and men gather around the café to drink coffee and gossip. Fresh-caught fish is displayed on ice and colorful in-season produce is offered for sale.
Visitors can also pick up local specialties at the Corfu Old Town Market – like spices, olives and kumquat products. Just plan on visiting in the morning – as the market closes by early afternoon.
#12 Take a Tour of the Patounis Soap Factory
When you think of what to see in Corfu Old Town, a soap factory might not be the first thing that comes to mind. However, we think the Patounis Soap Factory is an interesting attraction to include in your Corfu sightseeing.
The family-owned soap shop has been in operation since 1891 and uses traditional methods to make soaps with natural oils. Visitors are free to tour the factory on their own or join one of the free daily guided tours.
#13 Enjoy a Drink on Dimarchiou Square
Dimarchiou Square – also called Town Hall Square Corfu – is one of the best places to visit in Corfu Town. The multi-level Corfu Old Town square is ringed by cafes and restaurants that beckon weary visitors to stop for a cool afternoon drink or meal under an umbrella.
On the north end of the square is the prominent Corfu Town Hall. Originally built in 1691 as the Lodge for the Nobles, it was renovated into the San Giacomo Theatre in 1720. Then, in 1903, it was remodeled again, this time into the Town Hall of Corfu.
In the northeast corner, the Catholic Church of Saints Jacob and Christopher is worth a visit if open. The steps along Dimarchiou Sqaure are also a popular place for evening buskers and as a perch for people watching.
#14 Stroll the Seaside Corfu Promenade
The seaside promenade along Leof. Dimokratias Street is one of the cool Corfu Town places to visit. The walkway extends from the Old Fort to the Anemomilos Windmill along the crescent-shaped Garitsa Cove.
The route passes by the Douglas Obelisk, which is a monument dedicated to Howard Douglas. Douglas was the British Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands in the 1830s and is credited for establishing the Ionian Bank, building hospitals and constructing roads.
The promenade also offers spectacular views of the Old Fort – especially in the late afternoon sunlight.
#15 Admire the Anemomylis Windmill Corfu Town
Marking the south end of Garitsa Bay is a stunning stone windmill that stands proudly on the water’s edge. Although the current windmill is a replica, it tells the story of Corfu’s past.
During Venetian times, many windmills were constructed on the Island of Corfu and used to mill grains. The original Anemomylos Windmill on Garitsa Bay dated to at least the 17th century and the current replica was built as a reminder of the island’s history.
#16 See the Mon Repos Palace
Visiting the Mon Repo Palace – a mansion built in 1826 – is one of the top things to do near Corfu Old Town. The palace (actually, the palace kitchen table) was the birthplace of the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
The Mon Repos Estate is a sprawling, wooded park that once served as the palace grounds. Old trees provide shade and the gardens boast diverse plant species (many of which were given to the royal family as gifts).
The palace now houses the Museum of Palaiopolis, which features archaeological finds from the estate, as well as historical information about the palace itself. A small fee is required to enter the palace, but all other sights on the Mon Repos Estate can be visited free of charge.
#17 Visit Ancient Ruins in Corfu
The Mon Repos Estate was built on the site of Palaiopolis – the ancient Korkyra City – and several ruins have been excavated on the estate. Two sights that visitors can easily walk to within the estate are the Kardaki Temple and the Sanctuary of Hera Akraia.
The Kardaki Temple is a Doric temple that dates to 500 BC, but it was only discovered in 1822 by British Navy engineers. The Sanctuary of Hera Akraia (also called the Temple of Hera or Heraion) was a heavily decorated temple built in 610 BC and believed to have been quite important.
Also, near the entrance of the Mon Repos Estate are other ruins. This include an early Christian church that was built on the site of a 5th century Roman Agora.
#18 Step inside the Holy Monastery of Panagia Vlacherna
The pretty, whitewashed Panagia Vlachera Monastery sits on a small islet just 300 meters off the Kanoni Peninsula. The church, with a quaint belfry and gorgeous location on the sea, is one of the landmark Corfu sights. In fact, 007 fans might recognize it from the James Bond movie, “For Your Eyes Only.”
The monastery dates to the 17th century, but it was converted into a church in 1980. Although the interior of church is very small (about half the size of the attached gift shop), it attracts many tourists for its unusual location. The church is accessed via a short pier and is free to visit.
#19 Hop Aboard a Boat to Mouse Island
Pontikonissi Island – better known as Mouse Island – is a picturesque islet surrounded by the turquoise blue water of the Chalkiopoulos Lagoon. The island is just a stone’s throw from the Vlacherna Monastery and can be reached by boat for a small fare. At the center of the lush island is an 11th century Byzantine chapel.
Mouse Island also plays a part in Greek mythology. According to the tale, Odysseus’ ship was not looked kindly upon by Poseidon, so he struck it with his trident and transformed it into a rock, where it still sits today.
#20 Go Corfu Plane Spotting
The pedestrian bridge that connects Kanoni and Perama is a useful shortcut to cross the mouth of Chalkiopoulos Lagoon. However, it’s an even better place to watch planes landing at the Corfu Airport!
Aviation geeks gather on the Kanoni-Perama Bridge to watch planes scream just over their heads. If you prefer plane spotting with amenities, the hilltop cafes on Kanoni are other popular spots to go in Corfu Town to watch the planes.
#21 Set Sail on a Day Cruise from Corfu
One of the best Corfu Town activities is to set sail on the Ionian Sea. There are several boat trips from Corfu Old Town – and we are highlighting a few of the best.
Sunset Cruise Boat Trips from Corfu Town
Hop aboard a wooden ship to cruise around Corfu at sunset. The 2-hour boat journey features cocktails, snacks and music. Get the details!
Full Day Cruise to Ionian Islands
A popular Corfu day trip, this cruise takes passengers on a 10-hour sea adventure to two idyllic islands: Paxos and Antipaxos. In addition to the scenic landscapes, there is time for swimming, snorkeling and shopping. Reserve your spot!
Pirate Ship from the Corfu Old Port
The Pirate Ship is a popular option for families and visitors to Corfu who are short on time – as the Pirate Cruise departs multiple times a day for a short 1-hour tour. Book it here!
#22 Splash around Aqualand Water Park
Touted as one of the biggest waterparks in Europe, Aqualand offers a thrilling day of fun in the sun. The theme park features giant waterslides, a wave pool and a lazy river. The site is located outside of the Corfu city center, but advance tickets include roundtrip transportation. Find out more!
#23 Explore More Towns on Corfu Island
While heading out to sea or to the water park is fun, some of the best excursions from Corfu Town are to other island destinations.
Glyfada and Paleokastritsa are two Corfu towns that have excellent beaches and can be reached by bus. (We share more information about Corfu buses below.)
#24 Embark on a Full Day Trip to Albania
Another one of the popular Corfu Town excursions takes participants on day trips from Corfu Town to Albania.
Travelers can organize their own Corfu Town to Albania day trip using the fast ferries. That said, organized tours – like this one – include visiting Albania’s Butrint National Park, plus a walking tour of Saranda (along with some free time, too!).
What and Where To Eat in Corfu, Greece
Now that you know what to see, it’s time to talk about where to eat in Corfu Old Town! The places to eat in Corfu Town range from cheap take-away shops to chic eateries. That said, during our trip, we were most interested in seeking out Corfu Old Town restaurants that cater to local tastes and serve traditional foods.
What To Eat Corfu
Before we get to where to eat in Corfu Town, let’s chat for a moment about what to eat. We are sharing a few of the iconic Corfiot foods that should be on your Corfu Town To Do list!
Pastitsada
A classic Corfu dish, pastitsada is a beef or chicken stew in a tomato-based sauce that is served over pasta noodles. The sauce features Mediterranean spices, but cinnamon is the secret ingredient that makes it a Corfu specialty.
Sofrito
The Corfiot classic Sofrito is a slow cooked dish of veal (it should be so tender that it melts in your mouth). The meat is cooked in garlic (a lot of garlic!), herbs and vinegar – and is usually served with fries or rice.
Grilled Meats
Like in all of Greece, grilled meats are a specialty in Corfu. Souvlaki sticks, pork chops and sausages are all prominent on restaurant menus in Corfu.
Best Restaurants Corfu Old Town
While it is too tough to choose one place as the Best Restaurant Corfu Town, we are highlighting a few of the top local Greek restaurants.
Taverna Ninos
Regularly ranked as The Best Gyros in Corfu Town, Ninos is a classic Greek taverna that dishes up delicious food at fair prices. In addition to gyros, they make a variety of traditional Greek fare and local Corfiot specialties, too. The service is fun and casual, which is another reason why we think it is one of the best restaurants in Corfu Town!
Pane e Souvlaki
Located on Dimarchiou Square, the always busy Pane e Souvlaki is rated by many as the Best Restaurant in Corfu Town. Their specialty – as the name suggests – is their pita bread and skewered meat. That said, we highly recommend the tzatziki as a starter, as well as the Corfiot sausage stuffed with cheese.
Mouragia
Situated right across the street from the sea on the north side of town, Mouragia offers traditional, homemade Greek food at excellent prices. It’s one of the top restaurants in Corfu Town where you can try local Corfiot dishes. The Corfiot Sofrito is superb, but their grilled meat (try the handmade stuffed burgers) and seafood dishes are excellent, as well.
Chryssa Bakery
Not technically one of the Corfu Town restaurants, Chryssa actually gets our vote for the Best Bakery in Corfu. Their spanikopita spinach pie is one of the best we ate in all of Greece, but everything we ordered from Chryssa was absolutely delicious!
More Best Restaurants Corfu Town
On our short stay, we could only eat so much…but there were a few more eateries recommended to us by locals and we want to pass them along to you!
To Tsipouradiko
Rated as one of the Corfu Town Best Restaurants for Meze (Greek-style tapas), To Tsipouradiko serves small plates that are perfect for sharing – and they have affordable prices, too.
Rex Restaurant
Slightly upscale, Rex offers a menu of Greek specialties (like moussaka) that are well-plated and on point. The wine and walnut pie also gets rave reviews!
Venetian Well
A top choice for fine dining, Venetian Well is located on the charming Kremasti Square. They offer a 3-course menu or a tasting menu – plus they have a sommelier on hand for wine suggestions.
Best Corfu Town Bars
For travelers looking for nightlife in Corfu Town, there are loads of cocktail lounges and beer bars to choose from. Sway tops our list of best bars in Corfu Town. Known for their exceptional cocktails, they also have wine and local beer options, too.
Iznogood is a fun rock bar that is your best bet for craft beer on Corfu. The staff is knowledgeable – and they offer a good variety of craft brews from Greece. Strada Beer Bar and Alle-Koukou both have the local Corfu Brewery beer on tap, as well.
Sightseeing Map Corfu Town
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Old Town Corfu Travel Tips
We have covered what to do in Corfu Town, Greece – and now we are sharing some additional advice on traveling to Corfu.
Things To Know about Visiting Corfu Town
Before setting off for Kerkyra Old Town, there are a few important things to know.
The tap water in Corfu is technically safe to drink, but locals advise visitors to drink bottled water. The hard water is high in minerals that could cause an upset stomach.
Don’t flush toilet paper down the toilet – the plumbing system can’t handle it! Don’t risk clogging the pipes; use the receptacle next to the toilet.
We found Cell service and WiFi in Corfu Old Town to be a bit spotty, at best…and, occasionally, not working at all. Luckily, we use a Pocket WiFi Device – so we were able to get a better connection as we moved around town.
How To Get to Corfu
Corfu Town, Greece can be reached by plane or boat. It is the main town on Corfu Island and fairly well-connected – especially in the summer season.
Corfu Airport
The Corfu Ioannis Kapodistrias Airport (CFU) is located just 1 mile south of Old Town Corfu and is served by multiple airlines (but mostly UK tour package operators and low-cost carriers). To find the best flights to Corfu – at the best prices – use our Tips for Finding Cheap Flights, then start your search on SkyScanner.
How To Get from Corfu Town to Airport
Passengers can get from Corfu Town to Corfu Airport by taxi, bus or even in 30 minutes on foot. Taxis tend to be pricey for the short ride, so the Corfu Airport to Corfu Town Bus 15 is the best option and costs less than 2 euros.
Corfu Ferries
Cruise ships, fast boats and ferries arrive at the Corfu Town Harbour, which is located northwest of the city center. Taxis and buses are available to shuttle passengers from the Corfu Town Port into the Old Town. (Again, the bus is much cheaper!)
Getting around Corfu
As we already mentioned, the best things to see in Corfu Town can be reached on foot. While it’s possible to visit some of the nearby Old Town sights by walking, there are other options as well.
Corfu Buses
Visitors can use the Corfu Town buses to get to some of the best Corfu places to see that are further afield.
The Corfu City Bus – with routes that go to the airport and the port – departs from the Saroco Georgiou Theotoki Square (San Rocco Corfu Town Square). There is a ticket machine as well as a kiosk on the square, where you can get a current Corfu bus timetable. Tickets can also be purchased with cash directly from the driver (for a small upcharge).
The Corfu Town Bus Station (sometimes referred to as the Green Bus Station or the KTEL Corfu Bus Station) is south of the Old Town (closer to the airport) and is where buses depart for other Corfu Island destinations.
Hop On Hop Off Corfu Town
The convenient Corfu Hop On Hop Off Bus is another way to get around Corfu Old Town and to the top sights. The bus makes 8 stops – including the Old Town, Mon Repo Palace, the Anemomylos Windmill, Spianada Square and the Port of Corfu.
The entire Hop-On-Hop-Off Corfu loop takes 1 hour and an interesting on-board commentary is provided. Book your tickets!
Car Rental Corfu Town
Travelers who want the freedom to explore on their own schedule might consider getting a Corfu car rental. There is free street parking in Corfu Town (if you’re lucky), as well as pay parking lots.
Car hire in Corfu Town is available at the airport and the port. Before making your car rental booking, be sure to read our tips on How To Find Cheap Car Rentals.
Where To Stay in Corfu Town, Greece
From villas in Corfu Town to low-cost hostels, there is lodging to fit a range of budgets. That said, the best places at the best prices get snapped up in a hurry. Don’t start your search without reading our tips for Booking the Best Hotels for Cheap.
Arcadion Hotel
One of the highly rated hotels in Old Town Corfu, Arcadion is situated right in the center. Guests rave about the phenomenal view, included breakfast, superior service and comfortable rooms. Check rates for your stay!
Siora Vittoria
Ranked as one of the best boutique hotels in Corfu Town, Siora Vittoria is housed in a 19th century mansion. The elegant property boasts classic charm alongside modern conveniences. Check availability!
Corfu Town Apartments
There are numerous vacation rentals in Corfu Town, which can be nice for longer stays. Visitors can find apartments on Airbnb – and we actually found numerous available on Booking.com.
What To Pack for Corfu, Greece
Our final tips for your Corfu trip are all about what to pack. So, grab your FREE Packing Checklist and let’s get started!
Versatile Shoes
Comfortable shoes are a must for Corfu! I like to wear these trainers and Kris prefers Merrell Trail Shoes. You can find all of our advice in our guide to The Best Shoes for Traveling.
Travel Camera
The top places to see in Corfu Town are incredibly photogenic! Rather than relying on your phone, upgrade to a real camera for your trip to Greece. We use a Canon Rebel with a 18-135mm lens. It’s a fantastic set-up at a great price, and we rank it as the Best Camera for Budget Travelers.
Zippered Day Bag
While sightseeing you will want a pack that can stow all of your everyday travel essentials. We carry these small backpacks. Read our complete guide for finding your Best Day Bag for Travel.
Greece Travel Insurance
Trip insurance can help in all kinds of situations – from lost luggage to getting injured or sick while abroad. Check the affordable rates and robust coverage at World Nomads.
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