Municipal Library – an 18th-century mansion housing over 8,000 volumes and a vast collection of 18th- and 19th-century photographs, documents and Cycladic coins and old seals
Mykonos windmills – The windmills are a defining feature of the Mykonian landscape
Little Venice – rows of fishing houses line the waterfront with their balconies hanging over the sea. Some of the houses have now been converted into bars and cafes and little shops and galleries. Little Venice is considered one of the most romantic spots on the island and many people gather there to watch the sunset. The area attracts many artists who come to paint the picturesque coastline.
Armenistis Lighthouse – Is a testimony to Mykonos’ maritime history, as well as a fully functioning lighthouse.
Archaeological Museum of Mykonos – was built in 1905 to house the findings from the Purification Pit of 425/426 BC, discovered in 1898 on the islet of Rheneia by D. Stavropoulos.
Aegean Maritime Museum – was founded in 1983 by the Mykonian George M. Drakopoulos with the goal of preserving and promoting the study of Greek maritime history and tradition. The museum was the first in Greece that rescued and restored living historical exhibits to operate as they were originally designed and built.
Paradise Beach – The most famous area to party in Mykonos.
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Cyclades
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Little Venice
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Windmills
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Paradise Beach
