Old Fortress Corfu
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- The TruthLondon, United Kingdom295 contributionsA bit overratedSeems to be the main tourist attraction. Covers a large area but seems to be a bit over rated in my opinion. Decent views as you cross the water and look back at the headland. A couple of photos of the acropolis and the tower are worth taking , but climbing up to the top doesn't really add much value to your visit.Old Fortress Corfu stands as the primary tourist magnet, sprawling across a vast expanse. While some find it slightly overrated, the scenic views from the water, featuring the acropolis and tower, are picture-worthy. Yet, ascending to the summit may not significantly enhance your experience. Highlights include the historic acropolis and the captivating tower, making it a mixed but worthwhile attraction.Written 6 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited September 2023Travelled soloWritten 13 October 2023
- Niels VAmsterdam, The Netherlands140 contributionsNice view and some nice cannonsAnd that’s about it… Yes it’s an impressive fort, but lots of it is closed of and there might perhaps be some more informations about several of the rooms or historical events that happened there. I missed those I’m during our walkabout in the fort. On the other hand, entrance fee is €6 and kids are free so what’s there to expect. It’s definitely worth taking a look and the view is nice. Like others said, good shoes are a necessity as the stairs can be slippery (even in dry weather) and I wouldn’t recommend going here during or right after rainy weather. The cannons that are showcased and facts about them are impressive. But as said, some more context would be great.Thank you for sharing your thoughts on Old Fortress Corfu. While the fort's grandeur and free admission for kids are highlights, we acknowledge the need for more detailed information on historical events and rooms. The €6 entrance fee offers good value, especially with impressive cannons on display. Be cautious with slippery stairs. Your feedback is valuable for enhancing the visitor experience.Written 6 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten 16 October 2023
- Jim-B0bSheffield, United Kingdom32 contributionsWorth a trip to see the fort- lovely viewsTickets are cheap which is a bonus! Adults €6 seniors €3 and children are free The fort itself is large lots of exploring and you can climb to the top. We went in October when it was mid 20’s. There is not really much shade so summer would be mega hot. We also ventured down to the base of the fort and sea level and our children had a dip in the sea ( along with some of the locals) Self led trip around the fort. Easy to mooch about and worth a lookWe're thrilled you enjoyed your visit to Old Fortress Corfu! Affordable tickets make it accessible for all. The expansive fort offers exciting exploration, with the climb to the top providing stunning views. While shade is limited, October's mild weather is ideal. Descending to sea level adds a refreshing touch—local dips in the sea included. A self-guided tour is a breeze, making it a worthwhile and leisurely experience.Written 6 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten 29 October 2023
- ianc951Leighton Buzzard, United Kingdom212 contributionsVarious iterations of a Fort on this site since 6th century ADDue to being late in the season the winds were gusting with sporadic rainfall, but we still had a very interest morning checking out this fortress. Took a break from the wind at half time and had a coffee in the on-site cafe to warm up. Lots of history attached to his site and well worth the visit..Thank you for visiting Old Fortress Corfu! We appreciate your understanding of the challenging weather conditions during your visit. Despite the late season winds and sporadic rainfall, we're delighted you had an interesting morning exploring the fortress. Its rich history adds a unique charm to the experience, making it a visit well worth your time. We hope you enjoyed uncovering the historical treasures within the fortress. Looking forward to welcoming you back for more discoveries!Written 6 January 2024This response is the subjective opinion of the management representative and not of Tripadvisor LLC.Visited October 2023Travelled with familyWritten 1 January 2024
- Michael SCardiff, United Kingdom157 contributionsFabulous views from the topSo much to see and do, although there aren't many places to avoid the hot sun. There are lots of walls, gates and ramparts to explore, plus a museum and pleasant, shady cafe. However, the highlight is the panoramic view obtained from the top of the fortress, both of the town and also the mountains in Albania and on the Greek mainland. However, wear sensible shoes with grip because the stones on the way up are quite slippery.Visited September 2023Travelled soloWritten 20 April 2024
- Patricia M5 contributionsNo price list for coffees at the restaurantOur second trip to Corfu and our first visit to the Old Fortress in Corfu Town. The Old Fortress didn't disappoint - great 360 views, even on a dull day and an easy route up to the top and back. We stopped for a couple of white coffees at the restaurant, expecting them to cost about the same as in town. No price list and charged over 9eu. for two average coffees in plastic disposable cups. When we queried the lack of a price list we were given a lame excuse by one of the staff. Wish we'd had a coffee elsewhere and not at the Old Fortress.Visited May 2024Travelled with familyWritten 16 May 2024
- Michael RLondon, United Kingdom72 contributionsWorth a visit if you are physically capable.Well worth a visit. The views are outstanding. However, be aware there is a lot of uphill walking along uneven pathways and a number of steep steps. Once at the top the views are well worth the climb. People with walking difficuties might find this too much to manage. There is a cafe on the way up. During our visit the toilet was not available as they said there was no water. No other toilet available. Reduced entry rates for over 65's 3 euros per person 6 euros normal entry price.Visited June 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 1 June 2024
- Charlotte R96 contributionsMuch bigger site than expected...We visited the Old Fortress as a family of three, with a 5 year old. We paid €12 entry for our group. There was a queue to enter but this queue moved quite quickly and it didn't feel overcrowded inside. Inside, we were surprised by how high up the lighthouse was but the route there was gradual (rather than intensely steep) and we all managed it without issue. There were other areas to explore which didn't have very clear paths, so they might be tricky for those with reduced mobility / mobility issues. We spent approximately 90 minutes exploring the different sections including the impressive church building, the small museum area and taking in the views out across Corfu Town. After walking to the highest point, in the midday sun, we visited the cafe for a cold drink. The prices in the cafe were quite high - they reminded us of the prices you pay at a British National Trust cafe. We paid €26.50 for two soft drinks, a bottle of water and two cakes. The outdoor seating area was shaded and had views out across the bay, which made it a nice spot to relax.Visited June 2024Travelled with familyWritten 13 June 2024
- lorrainemiller74Winkleigh, United Kingdom12 contributionsAmazing Views from the FortressThe views were amazing and very scenic, we stopped at the cafe on the way down which had a lovely backdrop. Well worth a visit, I would recommend wearing decent shoes as the steps can be quite slippery. Not an overly difficult climb & well worth it when you get to the top.Visited June 2024Travelled with familyWritten 15 June 2024
- MayLehmannNYCNew York City, New York1,412 contributionsLOOKING FOR KNOCK OUT VIEWS OF CORFU TOWN? VISIT THE OLD FORT!One of many highlights of a recent visit to Corfu was visits to the Old and New Forts. Each has its charms and offer spectacular views. Before crossing a moat at the Old Fort, you must pay your entrance fee that allows you to explore the different levels of this amazing complex. Once inside, head toward a series of stairs directly in front of you which take you to the next level. Here you can find and discover the complex of buildings that make up The Old Fort: a former military hospital, several barracks, an actual prison, a chapel and the imposing Greek styled temple, The Church of St. George. There is even an archival room which illustrates the complex history of this fort over the last 600 years. But despite the historical significance attributed to this fort, I do believe its primary attractions are the views which it offers from the lighthouse which sits at its summit. Follow a series of stone stairs through the Fort until you see a steps on the right heading up toward yet another level. If you take these steps (a rope is provided on your ascent to help you "pull yourself" up these slippery, well-worn stones) you will eventully pass the lighthouse on your left, and enter the very top of the Old Fort. Here you will be rewarded with those knock out views of Corfu. On the way down, don't miss out on visiting the "basin" of the fort where you can visit a small cafe for refreshments, plus admire yet another view of the old town.Visited May 2024Travelled with familyWritten 26 June 2024
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Meiravka74
Leeds, UK150 contributions
Aug 2020 • Family
Most of the fortress is closed inside so no access to view it really... they charge €6 per adult and kids go free. We made a mistake of buying 3 slushies at the only cafe there and they cost €16.5!!! There is no signage so you can only guess what it is that you are looking at. Very disappointing which is a shame.
Written 16 August 2020
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Eyekaytoo
Leverkusen, Germany3,191 contributions
July 2022
We came here for the views. And here, they are guaranteed, particularly if you're prepared to climb all the way up to the top to the lighthouse. An extra bonus was the cafeteria where we took a well earned rest (well...).
We liked the fact that on arriving at the entry kiosk I claimed (correctly) the pensioners entry fee and for our 7 year old, the child's fee. As we came with two adults (my son & step daughter) the nice guy waived the fees for the youngest & eldest and all four of us got in for 12€. Pragmatic and fair! Hurray.
Anyway we enjoyed the climb to the top and loved the chance to take some photographs of the wonderful views all around us up there. As for the rest, we didn't really linger too much to go in search of much history that clearly exists here. Sorry...
We liked the fact that on arriving at the entry kiosk I claimed (correctly) the pensioners entry fee and for our 7 year old, the child's fee. As we came with two adults (my son & step daughter) the nice guy waived the fees for the youngest & eldest and all four of us got in for 12€. Pragmatic and fair! Hurray.
Anyway we enjoyed the climb to the top and loved the chance to take some photographs of the wonderful views all around us up there. As for the rest, we didn't really linger too much to go in search of much history that clearly exists here. Sorry...
Written 8 August 2022
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gelias
Brighton, UK460 contributions
Oct 2020 • Couples
As we are a couple of oldies we only paid €3 to visit this attraction. We had been to Corfu several times before but there were always queues. Not this time!! Although it is quite a slog to reach the summit of the fort it is well worth it for the views. Not much else in there of major interest but its a large site to wander round for a few hours
Written 21 October 2020
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Mike S
Cardiff, UK24 contributions
Sept 2023 • Solo
The Old Fort is impossible to ignore when visiting Corfu Town and, at only 6 Euros, didn't break the bank to visit. There are so many places from which to photograph the twin-humped former Venetian citadel citadel, including the town's Esplanade, the breakwater, even from my plane heading home.
The Old Fort itself didn't have many buildings accessible for exploration, although the small museum dedicated to Byzantine mosaics was worth a diversion. There's not much left of the Venetian fortifications, although the toilets were tucked away in part of the old buildings near the entrance gate. The 19th-century British occupiers built barracks, prison and hospital here but the highlight was strolling along the battlements to admire the views.
Best of all was the climb through tunnels, up slopes and steps to the landward tower. The old clocktower on the way up was attractive, and the lighthouse at the summit rather rustic and rusting but, again, the 360-degree panorama from the battlements was stupendous. The church towers of the Old Town, ferries and cruise ships heading into the port, superyachts in the bay and catamarans plying the Ionian Sea looked gorgeous in the sunshine, with the mountains of Corfu, Greek mainland and even Albania in the background.
The small cafe also had an enviable location and, if you brought your own picnic, there were plenty of places to perch and take refreshment, especially after expending so much energy tackling the path to and from the tower. I recommend wearing footwear with decent tread because some of the sloping paths are made from rounded stone, polished and smooth from use. I wore new trainers and I was slipping at various points. That said, if you have mobility, the Old Fort is an essential part of any tourist itinerary on Corfu.
The Old Fort itself didn't have many buildings accessible for exploration, although the small museum dedicated to Byzantine mosaics was worth a diversion. There's not much left of the Venetian fortifications, although the toilets were tucked away in part of the old buildings near the entrance gate. The 19th-century British occupiers built barracks, prison and hospital here but the highlight was strolling along the battlements to admire the views.
Best of all was the climb through tunnels, up slopes and steps to the landward tower. The old clocktower on the way up was attractive, and the lighthouse at the summit rather rustic and rusting but, again, the 360-degree panorama from the battlements was stupendous. The church towers of the Old Town, ferries and cruise ships heading into the port, superyachts in the bay and catamarans plying the Ionian Sea looked gorgeous in the sunshine, with the mountains of Corfu, Greek mainland and even Albania in the background.
The small cafe also had an enviable location and, if you brought your own picnic, there were plenty of places to perch and take refreshment, especially after expending so much energy tackling the path to and from the tower. I recommend wearing footwear with decent tread because some of the sloping paths are made from rounded stone, polished and smooth from use. I wore new trainers and I was slipping at various points. That said, if you have mobility, the Old Fort is an essential part of any tourist itinerary on Corfu.
Written 17 September 2023
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kjkpatriots
Toronto, Canada67 contributions
June 2022 • Couples
You basically pay to go up to the lookout for a view of Old Corfu town, and to see inside the British church.
All the other buildings were closed off or in a state of disrepair.
There were a lot of people paying to enter and if it’s like that all the time it makes you wonder if they could afford to do restoration work on some of the old buildings or have some historic artifacts from the fortress periods on display.
You leave with not very much information of what it was like as a fortress or to be there in the past when it was built and used.
All the other buildings were closed off or in a state of disrepair.
There were a lot of people paying to enter and if it’s like that all the time it makes you wonder if they could afford to do restoration work on some of the old buildings or have some historic artifacts from the fortress periods on display.
You leave with not very much information of what it was like as a fortress or to be there in the past when it was built and used.
Written 14 June 2022
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Kazt2006
Blackpool, UK184 contributions
Aug 2020 • Solo
Decided to have a cultural day in Corfu Town. The views from various parts of the fortress are stunning, especially from the lighthouse at the top. Warning: The cobbles are slippy in places even with the handrails of support as you both climb and desend from the top. The Church St. George is beautiful.
The only downside was the onerous little man in one the inside displays who shout at me as I walk in (with mask on) "Out Out Out, Step back, Step back Step back, Out Out Out". It was so venomous I was shocked as I genuinely didn't know what I had done. Turns out, although there was no sign to say, they were only allowing 2 people in at once and that the two ladies outside were also waiting. I understand the curators and guides have a job to do, especially with Corona Virus, but there are more polite ways of speaking to people.
The only downside was the onerous little man in one the inside displays who shout at me as I walk in (with mask on) "Out Out Out, Step back, Step back Step back, Out Out Out". It was so venomous I was shocked as I genuinely didn't know what I had done. Turns out, although there was no sign to say, they were only allowing 2 people in at once and that the two ladies outside were also waiting. I understand the curators and guides have a job to do, especially with Corona Virus, but there are more polite ways of speaking to people.
Written 20 August 2020
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199stevenw
Glasgow, UK178 contributions
Sept 2021 • Couples
We visited Corfu Town one day and had a wee trek around the old fortress, it was a decent outing and the views at the top were great.
We booked the trip to Corfu through an events company in Sidari and were told it was free to enter but it is actually €6 per person.
Worth a visit.
We booked the trip to Corfu through an events company in Sidari and were told it was free to enter but it is actually €6 per person.
Worth a visit.
Written 26 September 2021
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Ryanuk
Church Gresley, UK252 contributions
Sept 2021 • Couples
Visited the fortress on a Tuesday 10AM
no que but this does seem to happen as the tour coaches arrive on the hour .
6 Euros and your free to roam the vast fort
Many rooms are limiting numbers to 4 or 6 at a time and masks must be worn inside .
Head right out of the first corridor of buildings and head to the church great views of the harbour, before heading up the ten minutes walk to the very top point of the fortress the lighthouse ,tread carefully the cobles have been worn smooth and very slippy and the hand rails in the sun a bit hot to touch .great views worth the climb.
Definitely worth a visit if spending a day in Corfu town ,parking well can be difficult the parking by the fort was full by early morning so a 1km walk from the port side parking lots
no que but this does seem to happen as the tour coaches arrive on the hour .
6 Euros and your free to roam the vast fort
Many rooms are limiting numbers to 4 or 6 at a time and masks must be worn inside .
Head right out of the first corridor of buildings and head to the church great views of the harbour, before heading up the ten minutes walk to the very top point of the fortress the lighthouse ,tread carefully the cobles have been worn smooth and very slippy and the hand rails in the sun a bit hot to touch .great views worth the climb.
Definitely worth a visit if spending a day in Corfu town ,parking well can be difficult the parking by the fort was full by early morning so a 1km walk from the port side parking lots
Written 8 September 2021
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Charlotte R
96 contributions
June 2024 • Family
We visited the Old Fortress as a family of three, with a 5 year old. We paid €12 entry for our group. There was a queue to enter but this queue moved quite quickly and it didn't feel overcrowded inside.
Inside, we were surprised by how high up the lighthouse was but the route there was gradual (rather than intensely steep) and we all managed it without issue. There were other areas to explore which didn't have very clear paths, so they might be tricky for those with reduced mobility / mobility issues. We spent approximately 90 minutes exploring the different sections including the impressive church building, the small museum area and taking in the views out across Corfu Town.
After walking to the highest point, in the midday sun, we visited the cafe for a cold drink. The prices in the cafe were quite high - they reminded us of the prices you pay at a British National Trust cafe. We paid €26.50 for two soft drinks, a bottle of water and two cakes. The outdoor seating area was shaded and had views out across the bay, which made it a nice spot to relax.
Inside, we were surprised by how high up the lighthouse was but the route there was gradual (rather than intensely steep) and we all managed it without issue. There were other areas to explore which didn't have very clear paths, so they might be tricky for those with reduced mobility / mobility issues. We spent approximately 90 minutes exploring the different sections including the impressive church building, the small museum area and taking in the views out across Corfu Town.
After walking to the highest point, in the midday sun, we visited the cafe for a cold drink. The prices in the cafe were quite high - they reminded us of the prices you pay at a British National Trust cafe. We paid €26.50 for two soft drinks, a bottle of water and two cakes. The outdoor seating area was shaded and had views out across the bay, which made it a nice spot to relax.
Written 13 June 2024
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Jeremy P
Dallas, Texas192 contributions
July 2021 • Solo
Really worth a visit. From the ramparts, and especially from the lighthouse, for those intrepid enough to make the uphill trek, one gets the finest views of Corfu harbor, and the waterfront. About the lighthouse, the walk up is both steep, and the
cobblestone a bit slick, so be forewarned. The Church of St. George is lovely in its simplicity.
In the Latin Chapel, there is currently an exhibition on the history of Jewish life in Corfu,
Which is both fascinating and sobering. There is also a room with amazing early church frescoes,
some going back to the 5th / 6th c AD. I would
allow 1 to 1 1/4 hours. Big tip: the Fortress opens
at 8 AM. Go then. Once it gets past 9-9.30, the
heat gets intense, and it gets packed. If you get
there when it opens, you have it yourself, and it’s
not yet hot. Admission is 6 euros, 3 for those
over 65.
cobblestone a bit slick, so be forewarned. The Church of St. George is lovely in its simplicity.
In the Latin Chapel, there is currently an exhibition on the history of Jewish life in Corfu,
Which is both fascinating and sobering. There is also a room with amazing early church frescoes,
some going back to the 5th / 6th c AD. I would
allow 1 to 1 1/4 hours. Big tip: the Fortress opens
at 8 AM. Go then. Once it gets past 9-9.30, the
heat gets intense, and it gets packed. If you get
there when it opens, you have it yourself, and it’s
not yet hot. Admission is 6 euros, 3 for those
over 65.
Written 18 July 2021
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After entering the Fortress I passed what I understand were the old British Army Barracks, (not the larger Officers Mess).
In an alcove, there was a small memorial which referred to the date 30 August 1959.
What is the significance of that date?.
Written 29 October 2019
Sorry, have no idea; try Google
Written 1 November 2019
Could you please tell me what is the entrance fee to the Old Fortress?
Written 1 March 2019
Adults 6 euros. Students 3 euro. Under 18s. Free.
Written 25 October 2019
Che orari fa a inizio settembre? È accessibile anche nel tardo pomeriggio?
Written 18 August 2018
Vado a memoria e mi pare che la fortezza chiudesse nel tardo pomeriggio quindi visitarla a quell'ora credo proprio di no.
Written 22 August 2018
Visitare la fortezza, meglio di giorno o di notte?
Written 1 September 2017
Normalmente di notte è chiusa salvo eventi.Vai di giorno per godere della vista stupenda dal vecchio faro e da molti altri punti paniramici, anche se fa molto caldo.
Written 2 September 2017
Visitare la fortezza, meglio di giorno o di notte?
Written 1 September 2017
Di giorno è bellissima, di notte non so se è aperta poiché all'ingresso c'è il cartello che alle 20.00 chiude (alle 19.30 il bar all'interno stava già chiudendo). Alcuni punti hanno del terreno scosceso e bisogna fare attenzione dove mettere i piedi per evitare distorsioni. Certamente di notte sarà bellissima ... però, secondo me, con la luce naturale è meglio.
Written 2 September 2017
היי רציתי לדעת אם יש אפשרות להתנייד באוטובוסים בקורפו ואם כן מה הם הקווים שמגיעים לכל אזור
Written 18 July 2017
W jednej z recenzji przeczytałam: "nam udało się być po zamknięciu ( czynne do 20.00) i zobaczyć zachód słońca."
Zastanawiam się... można wejść PO zamknięciu? Jak? :))
Z góry dziekuję za odpowiedź i pozdrawiam :0)
Edyta
Written 11 November 2016
Weszliśmy 19.55. 20.15 chodzi człowiek sprawdzić czy nikogo nie ma na gorze i zamyka bramy. Jakoś udało sie go przekonać aby poczekal jeszcze 15 min.
Wiec finalnie wyszliśmy stamtąd ok 21.00- nie denerwują sie jak sie przedłuży :)
Written 12 November 2016
Karl Whitburn
Worcester Park, United Kingdom
I would say about 5 minutes, I got some beautiful pictures of the church and there are some lovely restaurants just outside to enjoy a coffee whilst visiting.
The interior is amazing, enjoy!!!
Written 10 November 2016
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