Delos Greece lies in the center of the Cyclades islands (hence their name circle around/cyclo + Delos), just a short boat ride from Mykonos. Although small in size, the island holds immense historical and mythological value. It once served as one of the most important religious and commercial centers in the ancient Greek world. Today, […]
Little Venice Mykonos Greece sits right at the edge of the sea. This charming area belongs to the heart of Mykonos Town. It features 18th-century buildings with colorful wooden balconies. These houses stand directly above the water. Long ago, sea captains and rich merchants built them to live close to their ships. Today, these buildings […]
Chora Mykonos, also called Mykonos Town, sits on the western coast of the island. It is the island’s main town and the center of local life. Although small in size, it offers a vibrant mix of tradition, style, and energy. The town features narrow, stone-paved streets. Whitewashed buildings with colorful doors and balconies line every […]
The Church of Panagia Paraportiani is one of the most famous landmarks in Mykonos. It stands in the Kastro neighborhood of Chora, close to the sea. The name means “Our Lady of the Side Gate.” It refers to the church’s location next to the old castle entrance. Construction began in 1425. Builders completed the final […]
Armenistis Lighthouse stands on the northwestern coast of Mykonos. It offers stunning views of the Aegean Sea. The lighthouse dates back to 1891. Local authorities built it after a tragic shipwreck near the island. The disaster claimed the lives of 11 sailors. As a result, the need for a reliable navigational point became urgent. Today, […]
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