Why go
In Mykonos town, houses at Little Venice meet the water so closely that the balconies seem to hang over it. The windmills nearby add a second landmark to the same outing. The island also has a longer history tied to neighbouring Delos, which once made Mykonos a place of supply and transit, and to the Greek independence movement.
What to look for
- Colourful wooden balconies project over the sea at Little Venice.
- The windmills stand beside Mykonos town.
- Manto Mavrogenous is commemorated in the town's main square.
Useful to know
- Start with Little Venice and the windmills as one town walk; explore the rest of the island as a separate plan.
- If the link with ancient Delos interests you, treat that neighbouring island as its own visit.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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