CORFU WALKING TOUR FIELD GUIDE
A Three‑Hour Taste of Corfu: Venetian‑tinged recipes and market secrets in the old town
A walking tasting that threads historic landmarks with stop‑in tastings of Corfiot specialties — this guide tells you where the tour goes, what you’ll taste, and what to pack.
A Three‑Hour Taste of Corfu: Venetian‑tinged recipes and market secrets in the old town.
The Corfu Food Tour moves at a deliberate, local pace: three hours of walking through the island’s layered streets to meet artisans, sample Venetian‑ and Mediterranean‑tinged dishes, and learn the ingredients and techniques that define Corfiot cuisine.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
St. Spyridon Church — entry and local flavors
A stop that pairs a visit to the island’s venerable church with tastings that reflect Corfu’s cultural crossroads — an experience that links local history with the foods that grew from it.
Jewish Quarter and Town Hall Square
Walk the lanes of the Jewish Quarter and the town hall square, where stops have been chosen for their food quality and their place in the local community.
From kumquat sweets to olive oil and honey
Expect a roster of regional specialties — kumquat liquor and sweets, caramelised almonds and fig pie, spinach and cheese pies, halvas and olive oil tastings — presented by local traders and artisans.
What the day feels like
How the tour feels
The tour threads landmark stops across Corfu town while sampling signature dishes and meeting the people behind them. Every tasting stop was selected for its food, history and role in the community; hosts explain the spices, seasonings and ingredients that give each recipe its character.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who gets the most from this walk and tasting.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The tour runs approximately three hours; the meeting point is the Statue of Count Von Der Schulenburg in Corfu town.
Bring comfortable shoes, water and a hat as recommended for the walking route and outdoor tastings.
Stops include the Old Fortress, the Palace of St. Michael & St. George, Durrell's Garden, Liston, St. Spyridon Church, the Jewish Quarter and the New Fortress.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the Corfu Food Tour last?
The tour lasts approximately three hours.
Where do we meet the group?
The meeting point is the Statue of Count Von Der Schulenburg in Corfu town.
What kinds of foods will we taste?
Tastings include Corfiot specialties such as spinach and cheese pies, custard pie with Greek yogurt and spoon sweets, kumquat liquor and sweets, caramelised almonds and fig pie, noubulo with cheese, halvas, olive oil and honey tastings, and local meze with ouzo.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring comfortable shoes, water and a hat for the walking portions and outdoor stops.
Is the tour suitable for people with mobility limitations?
The provided details describe a three‑hour walking tour through historic streets; if you have mobility concerns, contact the operator to discuss accessibility before booking.
Who runs the Corfu Food Tour?
The tour is operated by Corfu Walking Tours.