The hotel is located 500 meters from the Church of Saint Spyridon, where the saint’s relic is kept in a double sarcophagus.

200 meters from the Serbian Museum, which exhibits material depicting the tragedy of the Serbian soldiers during World War I. The remains of the Serbian army, around 150,000 soldiers, along with their government, found refuge and compassion on the island of Corfu after the collapse of the Serbian front, following the disastrous Austro-German attack on October 6, 1915.

Banknote Museum (Ionian Bank Museum): 400 meters

Palace of Saints Michael and George: 500 meters

Museum of Asian Art: 500 meters

Dionysios Solomos Museum: 900 meters

Archaeological Museum: 550 meters

Museum of the Philharmonic Society of Corfu: 350 meters

The Old Town of Corfu

Just a short walk from Liston, Albergo Botti is an ideal location to be immersed in the rich history and beauty of the Old Town of Corfu – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Whether alone, with friends, or through the eyes of a local, you can explore the town, wander by famous alleys and engage in the lively local culture.

Restaurants and Bars

Corfu is famous for its gastronomy that blends the Italian cuisine with the Greek cuisine. It has award-winning chefs and restaurants with international recognition. The picturesque bars, that are perfectly adapted to the environment and the traditional urban fabric, play music for every taste. The restaurant Bistrot da Giovanni, which will be serving you the Corfiot breakfast, also offers lunch and dinner options. As a resident of Albergo Botti you have preferential treatment in reservations and special discounts.

Easter

At Albergo Botti you can participate in the traditions and famous Corfiot Easter that unfolds right in front of your eyes. On Holy Thursday you can participate in the Holy Passion service either at the church of Agios Spyridon or at the Catholic Cathedral (Duomo). That same evening do not miss the famous Easter concert at the Church of St. George in the Old Fortress. On Holy Friday, dozens of Epitaphs pass by Albergo Botti, with the Epitaph of the Metropolitan Church, where the three major Philharmonics play mournful marches (Adagio Albinoni).  On Holy Saturday morning, after the Epitaph of Saint Spyridon – where the Old Philharmonic plays the famous “Hamlet”, you can throw your “botti” – the clay pot – out of your window, participating in the custom of the first Resurrection. The Resurrection is celebrated at midnight in the Spianada with thousands of lit candles, marching bands and an incredible display of fireworks. On Easter Sunday, you can enjoy from 7:30am the Resurrection processions which are always accompanied by music, playing triumphant and joyful marches.

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