Corfu, Greece  

  Corfu Greece, or Scheria in the Odyssey was Odysseus' last stop in his 10-year-long journey. Hopefully, it's not going to take you that long. Corfu has many historic monuments, stunning natural landscapes, and perfect weather all year. The architecture in Corfu is indefinitely one of a kind. With tons of attractions like the Achillon Palace and the Monastery of Paleokastritsa. The island is a UNESCO world heritage site and is definitely one of the best ones worldwide. 


Take a look at Corfu! Corfus's crystal clear water is a part of what makes it such a desirable destination. The scenery and nature are truly one of a kind.




Here is some of the fantastic Architecture located within Corfu. This is the Achillion Palace. The palace was not built because of Odysseus or anything Greek-related. In fact, it is Austrian! The palace was built by Empress Austria Elisabeth.

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