Kanoni
South of Corfu town is the clifftop terraced view site of Kanoni, overlooking an inlet that contains two tiny islands.
One of the islets can be reached via a causeway and bears the Monastery of Vlacherna. The other islet is known as Mouse Island, and legend has it that it is actually a ship turned to stone. A small boat ferry will carry you to Mouse Island to visit the 13th-century chapel set among the trees.   
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Corfu town (Kerkyra)
One of the most attractive cities in the whole of Greece, with its mixture of architecture and cultures. Beautiful views of the old town from the top of both forts. Nearby Garitsa bay is worth a walk along where you will find the greeks playing boules and traditional tavernas. Jewellery shops abound and bargains to be had! Tried to compare it to other main towns in Greece, none compare. The city is located in the middle of the island's east coast.  ... read more

Villa of Achillio palace
The villa of Achilleion was built for Empress Elizabeth of Austria in 1890 as a memorial to her son, Rudolf, after his death by suicide. The villa, Neoclassical in style, features numerous statues and motifs associated with Achilles both inside and out. The gardens are also set with a number of statues commissioned by the Empress, including the famous 'Dying Achilles' by German sculptor Herter. Part of the villa is now a museum, with a casino housed on the second floor.

The Cathedral of Saint James

Art Cafe - Corfu Town

Achillion Palace

Corfu Municipal Town Hall

Municipal of Melitaeon (Messonghi / Moraitika)

Holy Trinity - Anglican Church