Museum of Asian Art: A Window to the East
The Museum of Asian Art in Corfu Town, Greece, is a hidden gem that offers a fascinating journey through the
Saint Spyridon Church in Corfu: Relics, Slippers and Processions
Saint Spyridon Church in Corfu: the saint’s relics, the tallest bell tower in the Ionian Islands and the four yearly processions. Checked October 2026.
Casa Parlante Museum: A Step Back in Time
The Ionian Casa Parlante Museum is a unique and captivating attraction in Corfu Town, Greece. Housed within a 19th-century noble
Annunziata Bell Tower in Corfu: What Survived the 1943 Bombing
Corfu’s Annunziata bell tower: a 14th-century monastery, the Corfiots of Lepanto buried here, the 1943 bombing and the 2025 restoration. Checked October 2026.
Corfu Town Hall: The Venetian Loggia That Became an Opera House
Corfu Town Hall: a Venetian nobles’ loggia, the San Giacomo Theatre from 1720, stage of the first Greek opera in 1867, town hall since 1903. Checked October 2026.
Ionian Parliament Square: A Cornerstone of Corfu’s History
Ionian Parliament Square, also known as Spianada Square, is a historic square located in the heart of Corfu Town, Greece.
The Kapodistrias Statue in Corfu: Greece’s First Governor at Home
The Kapodistrias statue in Corfu Town: an 1887 marble monument to Greece’s first governor, born here, on the site of a British obelisk. Checked October 2026.
Frederik’s Church in Copenhagen: The Marble Church’s Long Wait
Frederik’s Church in Copenhagen: why the Marble Church was a ruin for a century, its 31-metre dome, its two stones and the Amalienborg axis. Checked October 2026.
Amalienborg Palace: A Royal Residence in Copenhagen
Amalienborg Palace is a stunning rococo palace complex in Copenhagen, Denmark. It serves as the official residence of the Danish
Nyhavn Bridge in Copenhagen: The Drawbridge Splitting the Canal
Nyhavn Bridge in Copenhagen: the 1912 bascule bridge that splits the canal, the veteran ships, Andersen’s homes and the Memorial Anchor. Checked October 2026.
Nyhavn in Copenhagen: Andersen’s Homes and the Memorial Anchor
Nyhavn in Copenhagen: the 1670s canal dug by Swedish prisoners, the oldest house of 1681, Andersen’s three homes and the Memorial Anchor. Checked October 2026.
Det Kongelige Teater: A Timeless Tapestry of Performing Arts
Det Kongelige Teater (The Royal Theatre) is a renowned cultural institution in Copenhagen, Denmark. This historic theater has been captivating