Corfú

Isla · Islas Jónicas, 🇬🇷 Grecia

Población 100.854

Superficie 587 km²

Zona horaria Europe/Athens

Sitio web oficial corfu.gr

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Lo Esencial de Corfú

Explora el diverso patrimonio de Corfú a través de sus fortificaciones venecianas, castillos bizantinos y el casco antiguo declarado Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Esta colección presenta la Spianada, la plaza más grande de Grecia, y la iglesia de San Spiridón del siglo XVI. Más allá del centro de la ciudad, la lista destaca la geografía natural de la isla, incluidos los acantilados de piedra caliza del cabo Drastis, la playa de doble cara de Porto Timoni y la laguna protegida de Korrision. Sitios históricos como el pueblo abandonado de Old Perithia, del siglo XIV, y el Angelokastro, en lo alto de un acantilado, ofrecen una visión de la historia marítima estratégica de la isla.

14 lugares

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Editor's Choice Destinations

This selection highlights Corfu’s varied landscape and history, from the 14th-century abandoned stone houses of Old Perithia to the Banknote Museum’s collection of Greek currency. The list includes the Korission Lagoon, a protected coastal ecosystem in the south, and the sculpted white limestone cliffs of Cape Drastis in the north. Pelekas Beach completes the collection, offering an expansive sandy shore known for its clear waters.

5 lugares

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Corfu's Best Beaches

Corfu's coastline features the double-sided bay of Porto Timoni, reachable by boat or hike, and the Canal d'Amour's sandstone formations in Sidari. The west coast offers sandy stretches like Glyfada and the nudist-friendly Myrtiotissa, while the northeast is characterized by pebble beaches such as Barbati and Kaminaki. Southern options include the secluded Arkoudilas, known for its clay cliffs and quiet atmosphere.

13 lugares

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Corfu's Sacred Sites

Corfu’s religious landscape features a blend of Byzantine, Venetian, and Neoclassical influences. This list encompasses the island's most significant spiritual landmarks, from the 11th-century Church of St. Jason and Sosipater, one of the oldest Byzantine structures in the Ionian, to the prominent bell tower of St. Spyridon Church. It includes remote monasteries like the Monastery of Ipsilos Pantocrator, Roman Catholic cathedrals, and humble rural chapels, reflecting the diverse cultural history and deep-rooted traditions of the local population.

44 lugares

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Corfu's Historical Treasures

Corfu's historical landscape spans from the 8th century BC to the Venetian era. This collection features the UNESCO-listed Old Town and the archaeological site of Palaiopolis, the island's ancient capital. Strategic fortifications include the Byzantine Angelokastro on the northwestern cliffs, the 13th-century octagonal Castle of Gardiki, and the Venetian Old Fortress. The list is completed by the coastal Kassiopi Fortress and the historic lighthouse at Akra Levkimnis, reflecting the island's long-standing role as a Mediterranean maritime and defensive hub.

7 lugares

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Corfu Viewpoints and Caves

Corfu’s diverse landscape features dramatic geological formations and elevated vistas. Mount Pantokrator, the island's highest peak at 906 meters, provides views across to Albania, while Cape Drastis showcases sculpted limestone cliffs on the northern coast. The Cave of Anthropograva near Loutses offers insight into the island's subterranean geology. Coastal viewpoints like Bella Vista above Lakones overlook the bays of Paleokastritsa, and the Sunset Viewpoint near Afionas provides clear sightlines over the Ionian Sea.

6 lugares