The best of Mykonos

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The best of Mykonos

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Little Venice

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Little Venice

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Delos

The small island of Delos has one of the most important archaeology sites in Greece. The only way to visit the site is to get a day return ferry from a nearby island (Mykonos). There is no accommodation on the island.

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Delos

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The small island of Delos has one of the most important archaeology sites in Greece. The only way to visit the site is to get a day return ferry from a nearby island (Mykonos). There is no accommodation on the island.

Munkaklaustrið Panagia Tourliani

The Monastery is one of the island’s most important historical sites. Established in 1580, the Monastery houses numerous relics including an icon of the island’s patron saint. The monastery complex is beautiful and features the whitewashed buildings typical of the area.

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Munkaklaustrið Panagia Tourliani

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The Monastery is one of the island’s most important historical sites. Established in 1580, the Monastery houses numerous relics including an icon of the island’s patron saint. The monastery complex is beautiful and features the whitewashed buildings typical of the area.

Paraportiani Orthodox Church

Located in Chora, the Paraportiani Church is the most photographed church in Mykonos and it’s easy to see why. This picturesque church combines beauty and history and it is actually consists of five separate churches attached all together: the four churches (dedicated to Saint Eustathios, Saint Sozon, Saints Anargyroi and Saint Anastasia) are all on the ground and constitute the base of the fifth church that has been built on top of them. Construction began on the church complex in the mid 1400s. Its white walls, typical of the area, contrast beautifully with the stunning Mykonos sky to make a photographer’s dream.

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Paraportiani Orthodox Church

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Located in Chora, the Paraportiani Church is the most photographed church in Mykonos and it’s easy to see why. This picturesque church combines beauty and history and it is actually consists of five separate churches attached all together: the four churches (dedicated to Saint Eustathios, Saint Sozon, Saints Anargyroi and Saint Anastasia) are all on the ground and constitute the base of the fifth church that has been built on top of them. Construction began on the church complex in the mid 1400s. Its white walls, typical of the area, contrast beautifully with the stunning Mykonos sky to make a photographer’s dream.