Gastouri is a traditional village in the central part of Corfu in the Ionian Islands, located on a hillside overlooking the surrounding countryside and the Ionian Sea. It is set in a green landscape with olive groves and rural scenery, typical of inland Corfu.

Gastouri is best known for being the location of the famous Achilleion Palace, built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (Sisi) in the 19th century. This landmark is one of the most important historical attractions on the island and draws many visitors each year.

Today, Gastouri is a quiet residential village that combines traditional Corfiot life with strong historical and cultural significance. It offers easy access to nearby coastal areas while maintaining a peaceful inland atmosphere.