The historic capital of Corfu island, featuring Venetian architecture, narrow streets, Byzantine churches, museums, and the Liston promenade lined with cafes, offering a blend of Greek, Venetian, and French influences.

A popular beach resort on Corfu's north coast, known for its soft sand, shallow turquoise waters, and unique rock formations, including the Canal d'Amour (Channel of Love), is believed to bring love to couples who swim through it.

The highest mountain on Corfu, offering hiking trails through pine forests and panoramic views of the island, including its coastline, villages, and the Ionian Sea, with a monastery at its summit.

A 16th-century Venetian fortress built to protect Corfu Town from Ottoman invasions, featuring tunnels, ramparts, dungeons, a British-era clock tower, and panoramic views from its elevated position overlooking the city.

A neoclassical palace built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi) in the late 19th century, featuring statues, frescoes, gardens with panoramic views, and a museum showcasing Sisi's life and the palace's history.

A Byzantine monastery perched on a hill overlooking Paleokastritsa Bay, featuring a museum with religious artifacts, panoramic views of the Ionian Sea, and tranquil gardens ideal for contemplation.

A Venetian fortress in Corfu Town, dating back to the 15th century, featuring a lighthouse, ramparts offering views of the town and sea, British barracks, and exhibits on the fortress's history and defense systems.

A picturesque natural formation near Sidari Beach, featuring sandstone cliffs, caves, and crystal-clear waters, with a legend that swimming through the narrow channel can lead to finding true love.