Things to do in Mykonos

I didn't expect there is such a place in the city center. The transportation here is also very easy. It is really beautiful here, completely different from the hustle and bustle downstairs. I really like the scenery here, which is very Greek in style.

If you're young, that beach is a must-visit on Mykonos. You can eat, drink, and have fun in a beautiful environment, carefree as a group of young people party, with the waves crashing around you to your rhythm. That's the scene I witnessed.

These windmills where used to grind grains in olden days before electricity. Probably 17th or 18th century. However not these 7 windmills are been preserved and serve as the icon of Mykonos.Spectacular view of the old port and little Venice... Lots of parking space though very crowded.. Amazing hotel south of the windmills.You can see the windmills from practically every hill in Mykonos.

It is the most famous of the 360 ​​churches on the island of Mykonos. Because it is so pure white, people call it the Marshmallow Church. A large number of white buildings look like salt mountains and have a very unique shape.

Delos is an island in the Aegean Sea, the heart of the Cyclades. This time it was because I booked a cruise trip, and this was one of the stops. I finally went for a swim in the sea. Although it was extremely salty, it was still quite refreshing. There are many cats on the island. If you don’t visit any musee, you don’t have to pay extra. The two of us didn't follow the tour guide and stumbled onto the most classic place.

The Monastery of Durrianes in Spain is known as the best monastery in the world. It can be seen that its status is very important in the monastery rankings. The architects inside are very fond of it. It is very exquisite and the decorations inside are also very numerous.