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The Windmills Kato Milli: seven of the island's 16 white windmills on the landmark hill in Chora, Mykonos Town.
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- The windmill turned into a museum, one of the mills on the hill in Chora.
- The windmills as they come into sight on arrival at Alefkandra harbour.
Interesting facts3
History
The mills were mainly used to grind wheat, which made them an important source of income.
- 16th centuryMost of the windmills were built by Venetians.
- early 20th centuryConstruction of the windmills continued into this period.
- middle of the 20th centuryThe windmills gradually stopped producing flour.
Tips for your visit
- The windmill hill is the place for the view: all of Chora and part of the harbour are visible from it.
- The windmills can be seen from every point of the village of Mykonos.
- When you arrive at Alefkandra harbour, the windmills are the first thing you see.
- One of the windmills has been turned into a museum.
Sources: Mykonos windmills - Wikipedia · Moulins à vent de Mykonos - Wikipedia · checked 25 Oct 2026
Where
Alefkadras, Mykonos Town
Questions and answers
Where are The Windmills Kato Milli in Mykonos?
Seven of the island's 16 windmills stand together on the landmark hill in Chora, the town of Mykonos.
Is one of the Kato Milli windmills a museum?
Yes. One of the windmills on the hill has been turned into a museum.
What can you see from the windmill hill in Mykonos?
From the hill you can see all of Chora and part of the harbour.
What is the first thing you see on arrival at Alefkandra harbour?
The windmills are the first thing you see when you arrive at Alefkandra harbour.
Why do the windmills at Mykonos face north?
Most of them face north, towards the strongest winds of the island, which they were built to catch for grinding wheat.
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