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Dave T (6 months ago)
13th century Byzantine fortress is located in a surprising spot as there are more obvious spots very close by. The walls are all that remain, which are crumbling at certain points. It's worth a stop if in southern Corfu. The entrance is free, but I feel it could be better maintained and more could be done to preserve and utilise it.
13th century Byzantine fortress is located in a surprising spot as there are more obvious spots very close by. The walls are all that remain, which are crumbling at certain points. It's worth a stop if in southern Corfu. The entrance is free, but I feel it could be better maintained and more could be done to preserve and utilise it.
UniverseReef (8 months ago)
Nice medieval fortress. Walls are very well preserved. It's worth the visit if you are traveling nearby.
Nice medieval fortress. Walls are very well preserved. It's worth the visit if you are traveling nearby.
Kevin Imig (9 months ago)
I was looking for some ruins to explore and this was on our way home for the Governor Mill olive oil mill. We large exterior walls are visible as you pull up on the side street. Inside there is a lage courtyard and old stone path to walk as you explore. Some areas are blocked off for safety but there is still a lot of areas that are accessible. More information on the sites history was the only thing missing. Very glad we stopped I would recommend seeing this if you are in the area.
I was looking for some ruins to explore and this was on our way home for the Governor Mill olive oil mill. We large exterior walls are visible as you pull up on the side street. Inside there is a lage courtyard and old stone path to walk as you explore. Some areas are blocked off for safety but there is still a lot of areas that are accessible. More information on the sites history was the only thing missing. Very glad we stopped I would recommend seeing this if you are in the area.
Wojciech Przytulski (10 months ago)
Upon arrival, the sheer magnitude of the ruins is awe-inspiring. The crumbling walls, weathered stone, and intricate architectural details evoke a sense of wonder and curiosity. As you wander through the site, imagination takes flight, painting vivid pictures of the castle’s former glory. Exploring the ruins is like stepping back in time. With each step, you’ll discover hidden nooks, archways, and corridors that once echoed with life. The remnants of towers and bastions provide panoramic views, offering glimpses of the island’s breathtaking landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see. While the ruins may lack the grandeur they once possessed, their charm lies in their raw, untouched state. Overgrown vegetation adds an enchanting touch, breathing life into the ancient stones and creating a unique atmosphere. It’s a place where history and nature converge, where time seems to stand still. Be sure to bring your camera, as every corner offers a picture-perfect opportunity. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking a serene escape, the castle ruins of Corfu Island will leave an indelible impression. Visiting the ruins is a multi-faceted experience that engages all the senses. The whispers of the past, the soft rustling of leaves, and the aroma of nature combine to create an immersive journey. It’s a place that invites contemplation, reflection, and a deeper appreciation for the passage of time. While there may be limited amenities at the site, the true allure lies in its unspoiled beauty. Remember to wear comfortable shoes, carry water, and embrace the adventure that awaits within the castle’s ancient walls. Corfu Island’s castle ruins are a treasure trove of historical significance, natural beauty, and quiet serenity. They beckon travelers to embark on a voyage through time, leaving a lasting imprint on all who dare to explore their captivating embrace.
Upon arrival, the sheer magnitude of the ruins is awe-inspiring. The crumbling walls, weathered stone, and intricate architectural details evoke a sense of wonder and curiosity. As you wander through the site, imagination takes flight, painting vivid pictures of the castle’s former glory. Exploring the ruins is like stepping back in time. With each step, you’ll discover hidden nooks, archways, and corridors that once echoed with life. The remnants of towers and bastions provide panoramic views, offering glimpses of the island’s breathtaking landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see. While the ruins may lack the grandeur they once possessed, their charm lies in their raw, untouched state. Overgrown vegetation adds an enchanting touch, breathing life into the ancient stones and creating a unique atmosphere. It’s a place where history and nature converge, where time seems to stand still. Be sure to bring your camera, as every corner offers a picture-perfect opportunity. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a photography lover, or simply seeking a serene escape, the castle ruins of Corfu Island will leave an indelible impression. Visiting the ruins is a multi-faceted experience that engages all the senses. The whispers of the past, the soft rustling of leaves, and the aroma of nature combine to create an immersive journey. It’s a place that invites contemplation, reflection, and a deeper appreciation for the passage of time. While there may be limited amenities at the site, the true allure lies in its unspoiled beauty. Remember to wear comfortable shoes, carry water, and embrace the adventure that awaits within the castle’s ancient walls. Corfu Island’s castle ruins are a treasure trove of historical significance, natural beauty, and quiet serenity. They beckon travelers to embark on a voyage through time, leaving a lasting imprint on all who dare to explore their captivating embrace.
Renata Sulugiuc (10 months ago)
It's a nice walk around the ruins of the castle, and the views are nice too. But there is no information about the history of the castle.
It's a nice walk around the ruins of the castle, and the views are nice too. But there is no information about the history of the castle.
