The walking tour starts at the Old Fortress entrance where you will meet your private guide. The Old Fortress entrance in Corfu town is one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island. The fortress was built by the Venetians in the 16th century to protect the town from pirates and invaders. Today, it is a well-preserved example of Venetian architecture, and visitors can explore the cobbled streets and atmospheric passageways.

The first stop is at a local bakery. A traditional Greek breakfast served in a tiny bakery in the center of Corfu Town is the ideal way to start your adventure. Enjoy the best Greek pastries, including cheese pies, "Bougatsa" (a phyllo-encased custard pie), and "Loukoumades." Additionally, you can enjoy a refreshing glass of gingerbeer, Corfu's local soft drink that the British first brought to the island back in the 19th century

Then it's time to start your exploration of Corfu town. Corfu Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's easy to see why. The picturesque city is filled with beautiful Venetian buildings, which have been carefully preserved over the centuries. The streets are lined with cafes and shops, and the harbor is bustling with activity. There's also plenty of green space to enjoy, including the expansive Esplanade Park. Corfu Town is the perfect place to spend a day exploring, and its UNESCO status ensures that it will be preserved for future generations to enjoy.

You will experience Corfu's natural beauty and rich history as you stroll past the island's most significant landmarks, including the Old Fortress, the Palace of St. Michael and St. George, and the church of St. Spyridon. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to see Liston Square, a well-known example of Napoleonic-era architecture that was off-limits to everyone who wasn't a member of the nobility.

Wander off the beaten route and away from the tourist traps to find picturesque city squares and neighborhood restaurants. You'll next be treated to yet another gastronomic adventure; you'll get to try Corfu's famed Kumquat liqueur and visit a traditional grocery store where you can sample a variety of Greek cheeses and cold cuts(local delicacies).

Enjoy the cosmopolitan vibe while exploring the central food market, where local merchants sell fresh fish, Corfiot meals, and other regional specialties. Your knowledgeable culinary tour guide will tell you about the history of Greek and Corfiot cuisine, as well as share some of the best traditional recipes

 Your tour will come to end with a delicious food meal at a traditional local taverna, where you'll have the chance to sample some of the region's most delightful specialties, such "Sofrito" and "Pastitsada," while sipping a glass of ouzo!