Cozy and bright apartment in Mykonos town

However, there’s more to Mykonos than parties and crowds of tourists eager to have fun.

The main tourist spot on the island is the city of Chora, otherwise called Mykonos Town. It’s a maze of charming narrow streets filled with restaurants, stores, cafes and hotels. One of the most popular areas of Chora is the Old Port.

The most famous Mykonos landmarks are windmills, white-washed houses and archaeological ruins in Delos. Exploring the Mykonos picturesque capital Chora (or Hora) or the country roads, tasting wines and relaxing on the more secluded beaches can make any holiday unforgettable.

In addition to vivid nightlife, there are 300 sunny days a year on Mykonos island, so you can relax on the many sandy beaches with sunbeds and beach bars. There you can shake the stress of everyday life, swim in crystal clear waters and admire magical sunsets.

Mykonos Chora is definitely one of the nicest and most charming towns of the Greek islands, with endless small streets, shops, windmills, churches, terraces and whitewashed houses. A place to wonder around for days and every time find something unexpected.

Mykonos Town has three bus stations, the largest one at Fabrica Square, where you find the busses for Platys Gialos, Psarou, Ornos, Agios Ioannis, Paranga and the Paradise - and Super paradise beaches.

Little Venice is the most romantic place on the island of Mykonos. It is located in the western part of the town of Chora, in a lovely area with many old Cycladic houses perched on the edge of the Aegean Sea. There is a folklore museum packed with island paraphernalia and further inland - perversely - the maritime museum with some beautiful models of ships. The House of Helena is decked out with original 19th century furniture but the archaeological museum is a disappointment given the proximity of Delos. Also, the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani and the Monastery of Paleokastro near Ano Mera village.

You can also explore several wineries, where you can taste the local wines and Mykonian dishes. And don’t forget about olives and cheese – they can be served a lot during your stay on Mykonos. Mykonos also features many luxurious hotels and seaside resorts.

Where to eat? Noa Greek tavern, Krama Mykonos, COmpass , M-eating mediterranean food, Rustic grill, Pepper mykonos and Sakis tavern souvlaki place, Oregano greek cusine even take away , Bakery Venetis, break snack and coffees,Manor house mykonos