Known for its boutiques and finery, the Matogianni district of Mykonos also has a number of historical treasures. You’ll find three identical wells, which were the island’s main water supply into the 18th century. Interestingly, they are only around 5m deep. The...
And finally, to the insider’s tip for a magical sunset spot to end your day: the most photographed church in Mykonos, Panagia Paraportiani. Sculpted into the rock and painted the most radiant white, its name translates as ‘Our Lady of the Side Gate’ because its...
The beautiful Little Venice is one of the most famous places to visit in Mykonos. In fact, the district is one of the most photographed and also most painted places in Greece. Truly impressive are the neat, colorful townhouses, uniquely situated right by the blue sea....
The windmills on the hill above the harbour need no introduction. Built by the Venetians in the 16th century, their thatched roofs and wooden sail frames are symbols of the island. Their construction revolutionised the agricultural landscape of Mykonos, in the town...
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