Old Fortress of Corfu

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The Old Fortress of Corfu is a historic Venetian-era fortification on the Greek island of Corfu, renowned for its strategic coastal position and well-preserved defensive architecture.

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Label Occurrences
Old Fortress of Corfu canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fortress
historic monument
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Venetian military architecture
battles Ottoman sieges of Corfu
builtBy Republic of Venice
constructionEnd 18th century
constructionStart 15th century
controlledBy British Empire
First French Empire
surface form: French Empire

French First Republic
Kingdom of Greece
Republic of Venice
country Greece
hasFeature arsenal
barracks
bastions
central esplanade
church of St. George
drawbridge
gateways
land walls
lighthouse
moat
ramparts
sea walls
tunnels
hasHeritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
hasUse cultural events venue
museum space
hasViewOf Garitsa Bay
Old Town of Corfu
heritageCriteria UNESCO cultural criteria iv
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site
locatedIn Corfu
Corfu (city)
surface form: Corfu city

Ionian Islands
Ionian Sea
locatedOn eastern side of Corfu town
rocky peninsula
material stone
openToPublic yes
overlooks Corfu (city)
surface form: Corfu city

Ionian Sea
partOf Old Town of Corfu
surface form: Old Town of Corfu UNESCO World Heritage Site
strategicImportance controlled access to Adriatic Sea
protected Venetian maritime routes
usedFor administrative functions
coastal defense
military garrison
protection of Corfu town
tourism

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Corfu (city) hasPart Old Fortress of Corfu
Corfu (city) touristAttraction Old Fortress of Corfu
New Fortress of Corfu near Old Fortress of Corfu
Spianada Square overlookedBy Old Fortress of Corfu
Liston arcade isNear Old Fortress of Corfu
Old Town of Corfu notableFeature Old Fortress of Corfu