Visiting corfu

[grazorblade]

Any recommendations?

I have a sweet tooth and love ancient or medieval builds and love a good beer or wine

Beach of course is a no brainer
I'm there for 8 days

 

[Monoethnic Social Club]

Best call it Kerkyra and try and avoid any place with "authentic" "orginal" or "zorba" in its name...

In fact any place with a menu in English, German and Polish is best avoided all together .... for sweets try the local bakery... follow your nose.

 

[LFC]

look up winery tours, can't remember the names we did some time back but great tasting and olives !
The wife is a foodie so we did some tours as well.
There are few better ways to discover a destination than through its food. Meet an accredited guide at the Old Fortress of Corfu for a fascinating culinary and cultural journey through Corfu Town's UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town. See some of Corfu's top cafés and restaurants on Spianada Square; stroll the island's former Jewish quarter; taste artisan produce in local stores and chat to the owners about their cuisine.

Or as MSC says winging it is cool - I like going to least busier places its got the real old feel no matter where when in europe.

 

[erogenouszone]

Seems like a nice place then the Greek islands I've been to generally.

Because this is a football forum apparently Corfu has it's own league too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corfu_Football_Clubs_Association

 

[Monoethnic Social Club]

Seems like a nice place then the Greek islands I've been to generally.

Because this is a football forum apparently Corfu has it's own league too. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corfu_Football_Clubs_Association

Depending on schedule and when Grazor visits, he may be lucky and catch a cricket match in the town square...

 

[LFC]

Is Grazor a skippy ?

 

[grazorblade]

Is Grazor a skippy ?

Yep German on one side, Anglo on the other