Δήλος (Μυκόνου) 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

We were here around midday in September and were able to take a look inside the windmill for €2 per person.

The first windmills were built by the Venetians in the 16th century. Today, 16 windmills remain on Mykonos. Some are located in the town center of Chora and can be visited by tourists visiting Mykonos. Other windmills have now been privatized or converted into accommodation.

The Boni Windmill is now part of the Mykonos Agricultural Museum. The museum is open in the summer evenings from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

There are restrooms at the harbor and in the museum. Access is only available after paying the entrance fee (€20).

Magnificent view over the island. A strenuous climb, hopefully with proper footwear.

Impressive lions sit on their hind legs, their tails tucked between their legs, the front of their bodies exposed. Thus, they frame the avenue, inspiring fear of God while simultaneously serving as guardians to visitors and protectors of the sanctuary. Only nine of the original sixteen lions have survived the test of time, some intact; others have broken apart. One of them was brought to Venice in the 17th century and now has a new, incomparably beautiful head. It is located in front of the Serenissima shipyard.

Some of the lions are also on display in the island museum.

Small museum, but numerous exhibits. Included in the island price of €20.