Mon Repos Park

Must visit when in Corfu! Entrance to the park is free, you can walk around in green space, lots of shade from the trees and there are some ancient ruins to see. The museum is normally €10 but it was free today, nice to see if you love museums, otherwise it could be a good bathroom break. Definetly go to the beach for a bit of a rest and maybe a swim! On your way to the beach there is also a viewpoint with some picknick tables.

Located in a quiet spot. It's a 15 minute walk to the house. Unfortunately house was closed the day we went because of a power failure so we could not go inside. Walked to the beach which is another 15 minute walk. Nice shady spot above the beach with picnic tables so you can bring some drinks and food to sit and chill. Beach is quiet, water is warm. Was a very hot day when we went so the walking was a bit tough. Otherwise a lovely idyllic place to have a wander round.

Personally I really liked this park. It has very strong ancient feeling. You can only enter via main gate, side entrances seen on some other maps/apps are closed. The paths are very scarcely marked, sometimes not at all, recommend good map to see everything without being lost. There is small, but nice beach available.

Men staring at moss... The park boasts an impressive villa and a great view of the sea, if you know where to look among the overgrown vegetation. The paths are broken, the signage is a joke. More jungle than park; the good times are long gone. The strangest thing was a few topless men in swimwear, staring at the trees and the moss in the rain. My companion and I are of the opinion: You really don't have to see it (the park and the swimwear guys).

Lovely free range park with some historical areas, and two beaches with access to water. Also picnic area and area overlooking the water. The entrance fee is EUR 3 but totally worth it, there’s also a small museum.

A beautiful shaded Sanctuary in the heat of Corfu. Here you can walk under ancient olive trees and oak trees and find ancient ruins from the Temple of Hera and Sanctuary of Apollo as well as wild tortoises roaming in the undergrowth! The palace of Mon Repos is here also and the birth place of Prince Phillip. Well worth a visit!

Old time classic hotel on a quiet local upmarket side of Corfu town - 15 walk from the centre Lovely hotel Great staff I was crossing the street and jump into the sea for an early morning swim by the windmill before a wonderful breakfast Great music on Friday and Saturday Dinner buffet is the best value food in Corfu with eat as much as you like for €20 ! Fantastic food with great mamas cooking and authentic Corfu dishes Will be back !

There seem to be 2 separate areas under Mon Repos, one is a Palace down near the water in Old Town Corfu, and one is the estate (mansion) where Prince Phillip (husband of QE2) grew up. Both are worth visiting. These photos are of the park estate, a bit of a walk out of town but a lovely walk if you walk around the sea front by the windmill. Hard to imaging growing up in such opulence. The beach is lovely and there is public swimming at the windmill as well as at the Prince Phillip Home which is a more secluded beach. It is sad to see that the estate has gone to ruin and wondering why the Greeks have simply let it go. There is some renovation going on now but at a snails pace. The buildings appear to be shut and I could find no info as to whether the public can enter the mansion. Still, a lovely walk and a definite worthwhile. Some interesting graffiti on the old chapel.