Mykonos is an island of the Aegean Sea and part of the Cyclades complex, together with Delos, Rhenia, and several smaller islets. Chora is the capital of the island. Mykonos was among the first Greek islands to experience tourism development, beginning in the 1960s. Since then, thousands of visitors from around the world have discovered its charm, establishing Mykonos as one of the most famous and cosmopolitan destinations in the Mediterranean.
Mykonos Town enchants visitors with its exceptional location and iconic Cycladic architecture. Whitewashed cubic houses, narrow cobbled streets, historic windmills, and countless churches with red domes create a landscape of timeless beauty. The island also holds remarkable archaeological significance, with Neolithic remains in Ftelia and a famous Mycenaean tomb in Chora, believed by tradition to belong to Ajax of Lokris, a legendary hero of the Trojan War.
Nearby Delos, considered the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis, was a sacred and prosperous center in antiquity. Its evocative ruins offer a powerful glimpse into the ancient world. Today, Mykonos attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, including international celebrities. Strolling along Matogianni Street, guests discover luxury boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. With stunning beaches, vibrant nightlife, and easy transportation, Mykonos offers one of Europe's most dynamic holiday experiences.