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Marc Ryckaert · Source · CC BY 3.0Old Fortress of Corfu — Defences, Sea and the Changing City
Explore the Old Fortress through its approach, defensive landscape and later buildings, with a practical route and separate museum-day planning.
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Dr.K. · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Archaeological Museum of Corfu — The Gorgon and Ancient Kerkyra
Explore ancient Corfu through the Artemis temple pediment and smaller archaeological objects, with clear museum identification and winter opening-day guidance.
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GualdimG · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0New Fortress of Corfu — Venetian Defences and Seasonal Access
Understand the New Fortress and its place in Corfu’s defences. The official timetable lists winter closure from November through March; verify access before travelling.
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Dr.K. · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Antivouniotissa Museum — Icons in Their Church Setting
Explore post-Byzantine religious painting within a historic Corfu church, with a focused viewing approach and independent opening-day checks.
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Maksym Kozlenko · Source · CC BY-SA 4.0Corfu Museum of Asian Art — Collections, Context and the Palace
Explore Asian art in the Palace of Saint Michael and Saint George, with a focused collection route and independent museum admission planning.
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Vlado Alin · Source · CC BY 4.0Angelokastro — Castle, Clifftop Setting and Seasonal Access
Plan Angelokastro near Krini with a separate drive and uphill route. The official timetable lists winter closure from November through March.
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Marc Ryckaert · Source · CC BY 3.0Mon Repos — The Palaiopolis Museum and Its Estate
Explore the Palaiopolis museum inside Mon Repos, separating the villa exhibition from the estate walk and allowing time for the final approach.
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Two perspectives on Corfu
Combine the defensive landscape of the Old Fortress with the ancient objects in the archaeological museum. Allow a separate block for each and a pause between visits.
Check the museum day first
The published winter museum schedule closes on Tuesday and Thursday. The fortress has a different timetable; confirm current notices for both.
Use the full attraction name
The Old Fortress, New Fortress and Archaeological Museum are distinct destinations. Collections inside the fortress may have their own arrangements.
Plan the complete walk
The map refers to central Corfu. Follow each guide’s directions for the entrance and ask about steps or gradients where relevant.
Explore all Greece guides →New Fortress winter closure
The official timetable lists the New Fortress as closed November through March. Antivouniotissa has its own schedule, with Tuesday closed. Check all four attractions individually before grouping visits.
Separate town visits from Angelokastro
The Museum of Asian Art is in Corfu Town. Angelokastro is near Krini and requires a separate journey and uphill approach; its official timetable lists winter closure November through March.
Mon Repos museum and estate
Confirm the museum opening day and the permitted estate route separately. Allow time to reach the villa after entering the grounds.