Location: On the west side of the island
Description: The famous whitewashed windmills, trademark of the island, are standing on a hill overlooking the city and from where one can enjoy a magnificent view over the Little Venice which is one of the most beautiful parts of the capital.
Nearest beach: Ornos and others |
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Location: On the south coast, alongside many other beaches
Description: Super Paradise is the most famous homosexual beach of Greece, attracting homos and heterosexuals from all over the world. Has a party nature with loud music and a swimming pool in the bar area.
Nearest village: Platis Gialos / Chora |
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Location: Located in Chora
Description: Little Venice is one of the most romantic place in the whole of Mykonos. Little Venice evolved from the picturesque Alevkantra beach and extends right into the peripherial areas of Kastro or “Castle” as it is popularly referred to in the touristic parlance.
Nearest beach: Ornos and others |
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Location: Just before Platis Gialos
Description: Psarou Beach is famous for attracting celebrities from all over the world. It is a beautiful organized sandy beach with clear waters, attracting thousands of visitors during summer.
Nearest village: Platis Gialos |
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Location: South coast of Mykonos Island
Description: Elia is the longest sandy beach of Mykonos, fully organized, offering a wide choice of taverns and bars as well as water sports facilities.
Nearest village: Elia |
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Location:
Located a few miles south-west of Mykonos
Description: According to mythology, the island was the birthplace
of Artemis, goddess of hunting, and Apollo, god of light
and true, so it was dedicated to Apollo and a whole worshiping
city was built on Delos by ancient Greeks.
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Location: Located in the upscale "Kastro"
Description: Items on display at the museum are vintage furniture, ancient tools and ceramic works, historical photographs as well as traditional musical instruments.
Nearest village: Chora
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Location: South coast of the island
Description: Paranga Beach is a combination of two sandy beaches separating by a headland and forming a large beach...
Nearest village: Platis Gialos / Chora
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Location: South coast, easy to get to from Mykonos town
Description: Platis Gialos is one of the most popular beaches of the island, filling with thousands of people during summer time attracted by the golden sand and the wonderful turquoise crystalline waters.
Nearest village: Platis Gialos
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Location: In Chora
Description: Panagia Paraportiani is the most famous and most photographed
church of Mykonos and is a real architectural marvel.
Nearest village: Chora |
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Location: In Chora
Description: Inside the premises, there are six well stocked libraries with a rich collection of books and manuscripts...
Nearest village: Chora
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Location: In Chora
Description: The Museum was set up primarily to preserve the vestiges recovered from the "Purification Pit" which dates back to 426-425 B.C. One of the museum’s principal attractions are the rather artistically done up pithos skillfully depicting the scenes from the Capture of Troy. |
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Description: The Pelican (called Petros=Peter) is an integral part of the island of Mykonos and rightfully it has become the mascot of the island. Legend has it that more than 40 years back a Mykonian fisherman stumbled upon a wounded pelican...
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Location: Delos
Description: There are six exclusive rooms where rare historical statues unearthed from the archaeological site at Delos are on display...
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Location: Located 8 kilometres east
of the island’s capital
Description: The monastery was restored in 1767 and took its actual
name in dedication to the Blessed (as it is believed)
Icon of the Virgin Mary found
in the area of Tourlos... |
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Location: Located in Cape Armenistis, neighborhood of Mykonos
Description: This lighthouse is 19m high and is still working today. It stands there to remind of the rich maritime tradition of Mykonos. |
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