Mount Pantokrator, Corfu

The 906 metre tall Mount Pantokrator is the highest peak in Corfu and a popular pilgrim spot

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Mount Pantokrator, Corfu

The 906 metre tall Mount Pantokrator is the highest peak in Corfu and a popular pilgrim spot.

The 906 metre tall Mount Pantokrator is the highest peak in Corfu and a popular pilgrim spot. It lies 30 kms to the north-east of Corfu and can be accessed by driving through Strinilas, Petaleia and Perama, or hiking up from Perithia. On top is the 17th century monastery of the Transfiguration of Christ, a café, and a telecom tower. You can get great views of the island and sea from here.

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About Mount Pantokrator

 Mount Pantokrator, Thinali 490 83, Greece

Mount Pantokrator and Nearby Sights on Map

Aqualand Park Corfu

Aqualand Corfu is a waterpark with slides, thrilling rides, Jacuzzi, wave pool, kayaking and rafting

New Fortress Corfu

The New Fortress of Corfu on St Mark Hill was commissioned by Venetians in the 16th century to contain the area outside the Old Fortress, and completed by the British in the 19th century

Byzantine Museum of Antivouniotissa

Housed in the 15th century church of Our Lady of Antivoiniotissa, the Byzantine Museum showcases a great collection of religious art from the 15th to 19th centuries in Corfu

St. Spyridon Church

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British Cemetery Corfu

Established in 1814 to house the graves of British residents of Corfu, the British Cemetery is noted for its tranquil gardens with monumental graves and headstones, which includes those of 13 World War I soldiers and 16 World War II soldiers

Casa Parlante Museum

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Museum of Asian Art Corfu

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Palace of Saint Michael and Saint George

The Palace of St Michael and St George, also known as Palaia Anaktora, was built in the 19th century by the British High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands as his residence

The Liston

The Liston in Corfu stands in front of the Spianada as a reminder of the island's French connection when it was part of the First French Empire

Old Fortress Corfu

The Old Fortress was built by Venetian rulers in the 15th century to protect Corfu from invading Ottomans