Overview
Mykonos was a stop on the grain route between Europe and the Levant, and milling was its main industry before tourism — there were once over twenty mills. They stopped working in the early twentieth century when steam mills undercut them. One, the Boni mill, is a museum with its machinery intact.
Highlights
The row above Little Venice is the photograph, best in the hour before sunset when the light is behind them. The Boni Windmill museum is small and free and shows how a mill was actually run. Walk down into Little Venice afterwards for the sunset from the waterline.