Gastronomy & After Dark

Figs: Fruit of the Gods in Corfu

Honey-sweet, aromatic and incredibly nutritious, figs are a favourite summer treat for many. From late August until October, you will find fig trees with ripe fruit in Corfu literally all over the island. At street markets and grocery stores. In gardens, in the...

What to Buy in Corfu: 7 Authentic Local Gifts

A trip to Corfu creates memories that last a lifetime, and many visitors want to bring home a little piece of the island. Here are 7 ideas for authentic local gifts from Corfu that won't cost a fortune, are easy to find, and make wonderful souvenirs for yourself or...

A Thousand Aromas: Inside a Traditional Spice Shop in Corfu

A mpaharopoleio (μπαχαροπωλείο) is a traditional spice shop in Greece. The word literally comes from the Greek words "mpachari" (μπαχάρι), which today means "spice" but originally referred specifically to allspice, and "poleio" (πωλείο), meaning "shop." The name dates...

Kumquat: The Brand of Corfu Island

You wouldn't find a tour guide, description, or ad about Corfu without a mention of the kumquat - a tiny, oval-shaped orange fruit with a unique scent. No surprise: Corfu is the only place in Greece (and one of the very few in Europe) where kumquats are cultivated on...

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