Windmills of Mykonos Review

These windmills where used to grind grains in olden days before electricity. Probably 17th or 18th century. However not these 7 windmills are been preserved and serve as the icon of Mykonos.Spectacular view of the old port and little Venice... Lots of parking space though very crowded.. Amazing hotel south of the windmills.You can see the windmills from practically every hill in Mykonos.

In such an environment, you still have to bring children over. If the waiter here is really good, this is a very suitable place for taking pictures. It is a very easy place to make a blockbuster. I really like it.

The island of Mykonos is best known for its windmills, which are not only representative of the Greek landscape, but also steeped in the history of Mykonos, who was used as a grinding mill, and whose grinding grains created huge wealth for Greece.

an iconic landmark, and a must visit. As nice as it is at the sunset, it can be very busy, so consider visiting in the morning for there to be less people.

A must-see attraction on Mykonos Island, the roof is covered with thatched grass, a sign of Mykonos Island. If the weather is good, the windmill must be beautiful in the sunset, but the cloudy day we went, but there is no calm style. This is a high point in the town of Mykonos, and the view from the sea is quite beautiful.

Another pearl scattered on the Aegean Sea is Mykonos Island, the harbor windmill built in the 16th century, five windmills are the symbol of Mi Island. The ancient windmill shines in the sun. You can see the beauty of the entire island. The fishing boat harbor is quietly preserved in the original appearance.

Set on top of the landmark hill on Mykonos island, overlooking the picturesque sealine and beautiful whitewashed town of Chora, is the iconic row of white Kato Mili Windmills with thatched roofs. Of the 16 windmills still standing, 7 are positioned on the Chora hilltop.