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Corfu Town is a must for history buffs and souvenir shoppers.
Wear sturdy shoes for strolling around Corfu Town as many of the streets are cobbled.
The narrow streets, cobblestone surfaces, and stepped entrances of the old town make wheelchair access difficult.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Corfu Town. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
It won’t cost you anything to visit Corfu Town and wander its city streets on your own. However, if you’re looking to explore the local highlights or learn more about the city, guided tours can be a good option. Guided walking tours start at around US$33 for a short tour and from US$60 for more comprehensive itineraries.
On sightseeing tours of Corfu Town, you’ll see many of the city’s scenic landmarks. Some attractions reveal Corfu’s history, such as the Old Fortress (Palaio Frourio) and the Church of Saint Spyridon, while others showcase its elegant architecture, including Liston and Spianada Square. You may even have time to shop at the local markets, depending on the tour.
That varies, depending on what you want to see and do. Sightseeing tours that explore highlights around Corfu Town—either on foot or by bike—can last anywhere from 1–4 hours. There are plenty of tours with varying durations. Food tours of Corfu Town are typically longer, around 3–4 hours.
Corfu Town is only partially wheelchair accessible, and visitors using wheelchairs may encounter barriers. Some streets in the old town are on steep inclines or staggered stairs, making them challenging for travelers using wheelchairs. Many stores, restaurants, and attractions have steps at their entrance, creating further barriers to entry.
Many of the most popular things to do in Corfu Town and on the island aren’t well-suited to rainy days. Some indoor attractions to visit in town include the Corfu Museum of Asian Art, located within a beautiful palace, and the Casa Parlante Museum, which showcases what local aristocratic life was like in the 19th century.



































































































