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Ionian Parliament: A Symbol of Unity
Visit the Ionian Parliament in Corfu Town, a neoclassical building with a rich history of Ionian unification and cultural significance.
The Ionian Parliament building in Corfu Town is a neoclassical landmark where the unification of the Ionian Islands with Greece was voted in 1863. Today, it stands as a monument to Ionian identity and hosts cultural events.
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Moustoxidi 3, Corfu, 491 00, GR
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Getting There
Walking
From Spianada Square, walk towards the Old Fortress, then turn left onto Moustoxidi Street. The Ionian Parliament is a short walk down the street on the right.
Public Transport
From Corfu Town's central bus station (San Rocco Square), take a local bus towards the city center and get off at Liston. Walk towards Spianada Square and then follow the walking directions to Moustoxidi Street. Bus tickets cost around €1.50.
Taxi
Taxis are readily available in Corfu Town. Ask the driver to take you to the Ionian Parliament on Moustoxidi Street. A short taxi ride within Corfu Town typically costs between €6 and €10.
Local tips
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Visit in the morning for a quieter experience and to appreciate the architecture without the crowds.
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Combine your visit with a walk around Spianada Square and the Old Town.
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Check for any scheduled cultural events or exhibitions happening during your visit.
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The Ionian Parliament building, located at the top of Moustoxidi Street in Corfu Town, is a significant historical and architectural landmark. Constructed in 1855 by local architect Ioannis Chronis, the neoclassical building stands out with its impressive Doric columns and design.Originally, the Ionian Parliament convened here, most notably voting for the union of the Ionian Islands with Greece in September 1863, marking the end of British rule. After unification, the building served as an Anglican church until it was heavily damaged during WWII. It was restored in 1962 and now hosts cultural events and exhibitions.The building's architecture features a stone and wood construction, highlighted by a large dome covered with a wooden roof. Inside, a series of columns support a semicircular balcony, offering a view of the elliptical Peristyle. Large windows allow ample light to fill the space. Today, the Ionian Parliament serves as a museum dedicated to the Ionian struggle for freedom and hosts state events.
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