Corfu is a city in what country?

Corfu is a city in Greece, on the island of Corfu in the Ionian Sea.

The city is also known by its Greek name, Kerkyra, and serves as the capital of both the island and the regional unit of Corfu. It lies in western Greece, near the Albanian coast, and is one of the country's best-known destinations in the Ionian Islands.

Corfu's history reflects Greek, Venetian, French, and British influence. Its old town contains substantial Venetian fortifications and historic buildings, helping it earn UNESCO World Heritage status in 2007. The city was also an important strategic port because of its position at the entrance to the Adriatic Sea.

A common mix-up is treating “Corfu” only as the island or only as the city. The name can refer to both, but the question asks about the city. The city of Corfu is the island's principal urban centre, while the broader island includes villages, beaches, and mountain areas beyond the city itself.