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Corfu

Posted on the 31 October 2019 by Dubai City Company @iqdubaicity

Corfu

Corfu

An island in the Ionian Sea, famous mainly for its mild climate, for which so many tourists visit it. Despite considerable interest, Corfu remains an oasis of peace, especially in the southern parts of the island. Looking for the crazier, disco and club attractions should recommend the northern part of Corfu.

Corfu

Attractions to see in Corfu

Corfu is sometimes called the Greek Venice and the comparison matches the island's architecture as much as possible. Due to the centuries-old presence of the Venetians, the famous canals had to be built in Corfu. They build a unique atmosphere, adding to the charm of the island, like the famous Venetian fortresses. Tourists are particularly recommended to the center of the capital of Corfu - Kerkira. In addition to the charming tenements, there are majestic churches and palaces, and a little further the summer residence of the Empress Sissi, called Achillion. The surrounding gardens make a great impression. The list of must-see points should also include the golden cliffs in the north of the island, Laguna Korission in the west and the thirteenth-century monastery in Paleokastritsa. The latter is located among the beautiful greenery, which, moreover, remains the hallmark of Corfu.

Corfu

Travel arrangements in Corfu

Corfu is best explored by rented car, because it saves a lot of time. In terms of climatic conditions, this island stands out from the others by its mildness and pleasant, though not hot temperatures. It is influenced by its location, Corfu is the furthest island in the Ionian Sea. Holidays can be safely planned not only in summer, but also in spring and even late autumn.

Interesting facts about Corfu

In the world, Corfu is associated primarily with holidays and leisure. However, most of this island is agricultural land, where mainly olives are grown, one of the key symbols of Greek cuisine. The island also tempts with diverse beaches, among which there are both sandy and rocky.

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