Mykonos Sights

  1. Aegean Maritime Museum

    The Aegean Maritime Museum has a fascinating collection of nautical paraphernalia, including ships' models.

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  2. Agricultural Museum

    The Agricultural Museum has displays including a renovated windmill, a miller's house, a threshing floor and a wine press and other artefacts.

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  3. Archaeological Museum

    The Archaeological Museum houses pottery from Delos and some grave stelae and jewellery from the island of Renia (Delos' necropolis). Chief exhibits include a statue of Hercules in Parian marble.

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  4. Lena's House

    Lena's House is a charming late-19th-century, middle-class Mykonian house (with furnishings intact). It takes its name from its last owner, Lena Skrivanou.

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  5. Mykonos Folk Art Museum

    The Mykonos Folk Art Museum housed in an 18th-century sea captain's house, features a large collection of furnishings and other artefacts, including old musical instruments.

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  7. Panagia Paraportiani

    Mykonos' most famous church is the rocklike Panagia Paraportiani. It comprises four small chapels plus another on an upper storey that is reached by an outside staircase. Visitors should avoid entering during services, unless for genuine worship rather than sightseeing.

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