The lively waterfront with its curved marble quays is lined by the arcades of the 18C town hall, a lonely little chapel dedicated to St Nicholas, patron saint of navigators, café terraces and craft shops all the way to Platía Mandos Mavrogenous, whic..

The old town of Mykonos is charming. Start from Mandos Mavrogenous Square and walk to the Church of Agía Kiriakí, which contains the most beautiful icons on Mykonos. Not to be missed: Odós Androníkou and its craft workshops; a richly decorated and ..

Dotted by countless chapels and fringed by white sandy beaches, the granite island of Mikonos is one of the most popular islands in the Cyclades – and understandably so, given the beauty of its town and beaches. People come from all over the world to..

A steep street, Odós Leondíou Bóni, leads up to the 16C Boni windmill (Mílos Bóni) which provides a splendid view of the town and the harbour, the islands of Delos and Reneia, and also of Syros and Tenos. The sunset seen from here is particularly m..

The Terrace of the Foreign Gods was built in the 2C BC to hold the shrines of the non-Greek divinities frequented by the many immigrants who lived on Delos. There are traces of the Shrine of the Syrian gods , of the Shrine of the Egyptian gods , ..