Windmills of Mykonos

Visit the iconic 16th-century windmills for stunning panoramic views, especially at sunset, and capture one of Greece's most photographed spots.

In their own words: “Locals call this area “Kato Mili,” which means “lower mills” ... Today, the windmills have become one of the most photographed spots in all of Greece And by the end of this video, you’ll see why this is also one of the best sunset viewpoints on the island.”

Visit at sunset for breathtaking views and iconic photo opportunities against the Aegean Sea.

In their own words: “the old quarter abuts the old port with its classic windmills and waterfront tavernas.”

Visit early in the morning to capture stunning photos of these iconic 500-year-old Venetian windmills without the crowds.

In their own words: “The Island's famous windmills nestled along the coastal Edge in Mykonos Town the Island's iconic row of windmills are probably the most defining landmark of the Mykonos skyline here you'll find one of the best spots to grab a photo learn some history and experience exactly why Mykonos has earned the nickname the aisle of wind no trip to Mykonos is complete without stopping to see the Mykonos windmills these windmills are actually over 500 years old the venetians started construction on them in the 1500s and construction continued all the way through the 1900s.”