The Archaeological Museum of Corfu: Treasures of the Ancient Ionian World Before the Venetians built their walls and gates, before the Byzantines constructed their churches, before the Romans administered their...
The Venetian Gates of Corfu Town: Ancient Entrances to a Fortified City To enter Corfu Town through one of its surviving Venetian gates is to pass through a threshold that...
Table of Contents Beneath Corfu’s olive groves and modern development lies another world. Ancient cities, sacred temples, Roman villas, and Byzantine churches sleep under accumulating centuries of soil and construction....
The Venetian Footprint on Corfu’s Architecture and Identity Few places in Greece carry such visible traces of Venetian influence as Corfu. For more than four hundred years, the island was...
Beyond the beaches and villages, Corfu hides a spiritual landscape that has shaped the island’s identity for centuries. The countryside is dotted with monasteries, each standing in silence among olive...
The presence of the Maltese in Corfu began during the period of British rule, when the Ionian Islands were governed by Great Britain (1815–1864). As part of a broader political...
Corfu, known in antiquity as Korkyra, is one of Greece’s most significant archaeological and historical sites. Its strategic position in the Ionian Sea made it a center of trade, culture,...
The French rule in Corfu constitutes one of the most significant and transitional periods in the island’s history. Although French domination lasted only a few years (1797-1799 and 1807-1814), the...
The Venetian rule in Corfu was one of the most significant and long-lasting periods in the island’s history, lasting from 1386 to 1797. For over four centuries, Corfu was under...
The British occupation of Corfu and the other Ionian Islands (1815-1864) was a significant period in the island’s history, leaving an indelible mark on its politics, society, and architecture. Although...