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The island of Mykonos is a whitewashed paradise in the heart of the Cyclades. Named after the grandson of Apollo, Mykonos, it is believed that Mykonos was formed from the petrified bodies of giants killed by Hercules. The dry and barren island is home to charming villages with beautiful white sandy beaches and dynamic nightlife and has a vibrant waterfront lined with bustling restaurants and cafés serving fresh seafood against a backdrop of picturesque fishing boats.
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See Petros the Pelican
Take photos of Little Venice (Alefkandra)
Admire Mykonos Windmills
Visit Lena’s House Folk Museum
Explore The Folklore Museum of Mykonos
Visit The Monastery of Paleokastro
Archaeological Museum of Mykonos
Aegean Maritime Museum
The Town Hall of Mykonos
Avli tou Thodori
Bakalo
Eva's Garden Restaurant
Hippie Fish
Karavaki
Kastro’s
M-Eating
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