Plakada t' Agioú Spiridona Square

Plakada t' Agioú Spiridona Square in Kerkira (Corfu), Greece, is not just a square but a vibrant canvas for photographers seeking authentic Greek island life. Named after the patron saint of the island, whose church, with its distinctive red dome, stands as a focal point, this area offers a blend of historical and cultural scenes. The square is enveloped by narrow alleys and traditional Venetian architecture, presenting an enticing challenge for capturing the essence of Corfiot life. The bustling cafes and shops around provide a lively backdrop. For photographers, the best time to visit is early morning or late afternoon when the light accentuates the textures and colors of the buildings, and the square is less crowded, allowing for more candid shots. Remember to explore the church interiors (photography policies permitting) for its exquisite iconostasis and frescoes.