Windmills of Mykonos

It is believed that 16 out of the 20 original windmills stand today. The oldest remaining hill on this island is the Geronymos Mill which takes you back into a bygone era. Another place to visit here is the Agricultural Museum at Bonis Mill where you can explore the agricultural methods used since ancient times on this island. 

These windmills are a testament to ancient engineering advancements by using wind energy to grind flour. Today, these windmills are a scenic getaway for all shutterbugs and history buffs. Whether you meander through the streets of Mykonos or see them up close, these windmills promise to leave a lasting impression.

• Gaze at the spectacular view of Little Venice and the Aegean Sea from these 16th-century windmills of Mykonos.
• Watch the sky filled with countless shades of orange during sunrise and sunset against the panoramic backdrop of the windmills of Mykonos.
• Catch a glimpse into the rich heritage of Mykonos Island at these windmills, known locally as “Kato Myloi”.
• Head to the Bonis Mill restored into the Agricultural Museum of Mykonos and learn more about traditional milling techniques and Mykonian life.
• Bring your cameras to capture the most breathtaking vistas of these windmills against the backdrop of the deep blue Aegean Sea during the golden hour.