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The Windmills (Kato Milli)
15m
Admire the iconic windmills of Mykonos, one of the island’s most famous landmarks. Once used to grind grain, these historic windmills are now a must-see photo spot, offering beautiful views and a glimpse into the traditional character of Mykonos.
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Little Venice
15m
Discover Little Venice, one of the most iconic and picturesque areas of Mykonos Town. Built by wealthy merchants and sea captains, the traditional houses sit right on the water, with colorful balconies and charming wooden details. Today, it is one of the island’s most popular photo spots,offering beautiful views over the Aegean Sea.
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Church of Paraportiani
10m
Panagia Paraportiani, one of the most famous and photographed churches in Mykonos. Located in the historic Kastro area of Mykonos Town, this unique whitewashed church is actually made up of five small churches built over several centuries. Its unique architecture and location by the sea make it a must-see landmark and a perfect photo stop.
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Kastro
10m
Kastro (Mykonos Castle) — Explore the historic medieval quarter of Mykonos, shaped during the Venetian period. Wander through its narrow streets and discover centuries-old churches, traditional houses, and the atmospheric heart of Chora.
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15m
Walk along Matogianni Street, a historic route that for centuries connected the heart of Mykonos Town with the sea. Once an important passage for locals, sailors, and traders, today it takes you through narrow whitewashed lanes, traditional houses, small chapels, and local shops and high-end brands. It is a beautiful place to experience the heritage and everyday character of Mykonos.
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10m
Discover a hidden viewpoint known mainly to locals, away from the busy streets of Mykonos Town. From this special spot, enjoy a postcard-perfect view over the whitewashed town, blue sea, and famous Cycladic rooftops. Take your time for unforgettable photos and see Mykonos from a beautiful and less-known angle.
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Choulakia
Pass by
Pass by Choulakia Beach, a unique natural landmark on the northern coast of Mykonos. Known for its smooth, rounded granite stones shaped by the sea and wind, this quiet coastline offers a glimpse of the island’s wild and untouched side. Admire the natural beauty of this special part of Mykonos as you continue along the coast.
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Faros Armenistis
20m
Breathtaking view of Faros Armenistis, one of the most famous landmarks of Mykonos. Built in 1891, this historic lighthouse stands on the island’s northwestern coast, overlooking the Aegean Sea. Enjoy the scenic views of the rugged coastline and the sea as you discover this important part of Mykonos’ maritime history.
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Ano Mera
20m
Ano Mera, a charming traditional village in the heart of Mykonos. Here, you can experience a more authentic side of the island and get a glimpse of what Mykonos looked like around 40 years ago, before modern tourism transformed the island. Explore the historic Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, known for its beautiful architecture, traditional interior, and rich religious heritage.
