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Editor's Choice

This selection highlights the diverse heritage and natural landscapes of the Ionian Islands. It features the 13th-century Monastery of Paleokastritsa and the abandoned 14th-century village of Old Perithia on Corfu. Cultural sites include the Banknote Museum, housing rare Greek currency, and the Dionysios Solomos Museum in Zakynthos, dedicated to Greece's national poet. Natural landmarks range from the white clay cliffs of Cape Drastis and the pine-shaded Gialiskari beach to the biodiversity of the Korission Lagoon.

Editor's Choice — Mappa

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Monastery of Paleokastritsa

A 13th-century Byzantine monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary. The complex includes a small museum of post-Byzantine icons, ecclesiastical relics, and a traditional olive oil press.

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Banknote Museum

The Banknote Museum of Alpha Bank is a museum located in Corfu, Greece.

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Cape Drastis

The northernmost point of Corfu, characterized by unique white clay cliff formations and sea caves. The area is accessible via a walking path from Peroulades or by boat.

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Dionysios Solomos Museum

Located in Zakynthos Town, this museum is dedicated to the national poet of Greece. It houses manuscripts, portraits, and personal belongings of Solomos and other local literary figures.

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Old Perithia

A deserted village located between Kassiopi and Acharavi. Buildings from 14th century are abandoned yet still there for you to explore.

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Gialiskari beach

Small beach in the shade of pine trees. If you look for a beach off the beaten path, this is the right place for you.

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Korrision Laggoon

Korission Lagoon is a coastal lagoon located in the southern part of the Greek island of Corfu, in the Ionian Sea.