• Mouse Island - This iconic symbol of Corfu is one of its most renowned landscapes, often celebrated in song lyrics! Known as Pontikonisi, this small island is located at the entrance of the ancient Ellaiko port, now the site of the Chalikiopoulos Lagoon.

Pontikonisi is a lush area, abundant with tall cypress trees and other uniquely beautiful plants. As a result, it is considered a natural monument, and visitors are only permitted to disembark briefly and under strict supervision by guards.

The name Pontikonisi comes from its shape, as viewed from above, it resembles a mouse! According to legend, Pontikonisi was Odysseus’s ship, turned into a rock by Poseidon, who was angry with the clever king of Ithaca, to prevent his return home.

• Kanoni - Kanoni is one of Corfu’s most picturesque districts, situated on the outskirts of the modern city, on the southern peninsula of the Assumption hill, where the archaeological site of Palaiopoli is found. The name Kanoni dates back to the French Occupation of Corfu, when generals in 1798 decided to place significant fortifications and a battery there. The French cannon (Kanoni) remains in this location and can be viewed up close.

Just below Kanoni, the Chalikiopoulos Lagoon offers one of Corfu’s most iconic views: Pontikonisi and Panagia Vlahernon. The small, tiled-roof chapel connected to the land by a narrow cement strip and the lush, emblematic islet at the bay’s entrance is one of Corfu’s most photographed sights. The best way to enjoy them from above is to view them from Kanoni.

• Mon Repos Palace - Located within the archaeological site of Palaiopoli in Corfu, the verdant estate of Mon Repos is approximately 3 kilometers from the city of Corfu, covering a total of 258 acres of vegetation on the hill of Analipsi. It also includes an impressive palace with a breathtaking sea view.

The Mon Repos palace was constructed by Frederick Adam, an English Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, in 1831. It is said to have been a gift to his beloved wife, the Corfiot Nina Palantianou, with the building’s architect also being English, Whitmore. The palace features large openings, a colonial style with strong Greek and neoclassical elements.
Mon Repos hosted Empress Elizabeth of Austria before she built the Achillion, and it is the birthplace of Prince Philip, who later married Elizabeth of England.

• Corfu Town - The old town of Corfu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a unique, world-renowned location that consistently enchants visitors.

Various nations, cultures, and traditions from three distinct states that have occupied Corfu over the centuries converge in the maze-like alleyways of the old town center. The British, Venetians, and French have left their mark on Corfu’s society, but the Corfiots have skillfully integrated aspects of these cultures while preserving their own traditions and customs, creating a perfect cultural blend.

The old town of Corfu is home to numerous impressive and world-famous sites: towering fortresses that played a crucial role in defending the island against potential conquerors, magnificent palaces that still exude power and grandeur, museums of historical significance and remarkable architecture, old mansions, and colorful houses built in the Venetian style, famous cosmopolitan squares, and stunning churches.

• Rex Restaurant - After the tour, enjoy lunch at a traditional restaurant located on one of the most charming and distinctive streets of Corfu Town. Renowned for its traditional Corfiot recipes and pure ingredients, this restaurant offers an authentic taste of Corfu amidst the historical buildings constructed during the French occupation. The restaurant also features numerous paintings that depict the glory and beauty of Corfu since 1932.

Savor traditional dishes with a wide variety of options, and rest assured of the quality of service and cooking. Additionally, enjoy local wines and handcrafted Corfiot beers, and complete the meal with authentic Corfiot desserts.

• Private transportation
• Pickup & Dropoff
• Local Tour Guide
• All Fees and Taxes
• Lunch (if you select the option)
• Tea and coffee

• Expenses concerning personal items, souvenirs

Corfu’s Old Town Center, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, is a globally recognized and singular attraction.

The ancient town center is a labyrinth of narrow lanes where the cultures, traditions and customs of three separate nations that have influenced Corfu over the past hundreds of years converge. British, Venetian, and French influences can be seen in Corfiot society, but the residents of Corfu have successfully integrated these into their own customs and practices,, resulting in a beautiful cultural blend.

Among the many renowned sites of historical and architectural interest in the old town of Corfu are massive fortresses, splendid palaces that still retain their grandeur, museums of historical importance, old Venetian-style mansions and vibrant houses. There are also popular squares, and beautiful churches that reflect the fervent religious faith of the Corfiot people.

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