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Corfu, located in the northwestern corner of Greece, is known for its rugged mountains and a resort-studded shoreline offering a visual spectacle. This cosmopolitan Island in the Ionian Sea, famous for art and culture advancement since the 19th century, marries naturistic beauty and historical relevance flawlessly. Known for its Venetian forts and Greek temples, it offers guests a chance to explore the old town, a UNESCO world heritage site characterized by narrow cobblestone lanes, pastel-colored Venetian architecture, and captivating museums. The Island's charm also lies in its lush green landscapes featuring cypress trees, olive groves, wildflowers interspersed with sandy beaches, and turquoise waters that promise serenity amidst nature's lap. The native hospitality, vibrant nightlife, delectable cuisine, and enchanting local folklore complete the Corfu experience making it an irresistible draw for travelers worldwide.

I travelled to Corfu with my family. I really enjoyed local cusine and locals were really kind. I also very love cats and there were plenty of cats. They were really cute. Honestly, local villages look bit questionable, but overall I loved Corfu and I hope I'll visit again

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