Kato Mili Windmills
Five historic 16th-century windmills standing on a hill above the sea - the most iconic symbol of Mykonos. Built by the Venetians to harness the northern Meltemi wind for grinding wheat and barley
Five historic 16th-century windmills standing on a hill above the sea - the most iconic symbol of Mykonos. Built by the Venetians to harness the northern Meltemi wind for grinding wheat and barley
Visit during golden hour for the best photos, especially at sunset when the windmills glow orange against the sea
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The Kato Mili windmills are closed to visitors, but the nearby Bonis Windmill (higher on the hill) operates as a museum and can be visited
16 windmills remain from the original 28. Seven are in Mykonos Town, including the famous five Kato Mili windmills
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