Kato Mili (The Windmills)
About
Kato Mili is the most iconic landmark of Mykonos, featuring a row of historic, round white windmills standing proudly on a hill overlooking the sea. Built by the Venetians in the 16th century to grind grain, these beautifully restored structures offer spectacular, unobstructed views of the harbor and the nearby neighborhood of Little Venice, especially during sunset.

Highlights
What makes this place special

The historic white structures
Admiring the classic Cycladic architecture with thatched roofs and wooden sails.

The sunset vantage point
Enjoying panoramic views of the sun sinking into the Aegean Sea.

The harbor view
Looking down over the coastal front and watch boats coming in and out of Chora.
Things to Know
- •The hill can get incredibly windy due to the Meltemi winds, so secure loose hats and sunglasses
- •It is completely free to walk around the structures, though they are closed to the public for interior tours
- •Arrive early in the evening to secure a good photography spot before the sunset crowds gather.










