The central municipality covering the main urban area of Corfu city and surrounding central regions, including the Diapontian Islands (Othonoi, Ereikoussa, Mathraki)[3]
The capital and largest city of Corfu, featuring the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town with Venetian fortresses, historic architecture, and the Spianada esplanade. Home to major cultural institutions and administrative centers.
A central municipal section of Corfu that includes the administrative district surrounding Corfu Town, encompassing the hinterland with authentic villages and traditional settlements.
UNESCO World Heritage historic center of Corfu with Venetian architecture, narrow streets, forts, and cultural landmarks.
Second largest village in southern Corfu, formed by unification of five villages, with 3,500 residents.
Lively northern town with busy harbor, Byzantine castle, shops, bars, and beaches.
A central municipal section of Corfu in the middle of the island with traditional settlements and agricultural character.
A southern municipal section of Corfu encompassing Lefkimmi, the second-largest village on the island with 3,500 residents, formed from the unification of five villages.
Large traditional settlement with distinctive Venetian architecture in central Corfu.
Residential community west of Corfu Town included in the central municipality.
Rural community near Corfu Town, part of the central administrative area with agricultural focus.
Famous resort area in northwest Corfu known for stunning bays, beaches, and natural beauty.
Traditional agricultural village on west coast with 18th-century houses and pine-forested hills.
Coastal community in central Corfu, known for its harbor and fishing traditions.
Small settlement among Ano and Kato Korakiana villages in central Corfu.
Large old traditional village above Palaiokastritsa with distinctive architecture.
A central municipal section of Corfu featuring the famous Achilleion Palace, a major tourist attraction and cultural landmark with surrounding residential areas.
A southern municipal section of Corfu with traditional character and natural features in the southern region of the island.
The northern municipality of Corfu regional unit, covering the northern part of the island[2]
A northern municipal section of Corfu in the Gyros region featuring the famous Palaiokastritsa resort, known for its physical beauty and coastal attractions.
A central municipal section of Corfu with mixed residential and traditional character in the middle region of the island.
A municipality comprising the island of Paxos and surrounding smaller islands in the Ionian Sea[2]
The southern municipality of Corfu regional unit, covering the southern part of the island[2]
