Mykonos Museums and Places of Archaeological Interest

Mykonos museums invite their visitors to take a look into the past.
The extensive collection of pottery-ware on display at the Mykonos
Archaeological Museum reflects the glory days of the Cycladic
ceramics, precious finds such as Hellenistic sculptures and reliefs will
certain impress the visitor.

The Folklore Museum will charm fans of local culture. While the
oldest and first Mykonos Private Driver service can assist you to drive
you around all the unique sites. Furthermore, the Folklore museum has
six halls host collections comprised of countless items of old furniture
and pictures, folk ceramics and mementos, embroidery and traditional
weavings. Mykonos has an important naval heritage as well. The
Naval Museum which is a must, taking visitors back to bygone days
through an extensive collection of maps and engravings model ships,
ancient coins, amphorae and navigation equipment. At Tourliani
monastery visitors can also find a well-kept collection of ecclesiastical
items and votive offerings. However, the island's history is not just
restricted to its museums. Mykonos Chauffeur will take you on a visit
to sites can be found just about everywhere, at the prehistoric
settlement of Ftelia beach, the proto Cycladic acropolis at the
picturesque location known as Divounia, and the Mykonian
countryside where the ruins of age-old towers can still be seen.

Just a short distance outside the island's capital which is called
''Hora'' in Greek lies a domed tomb ins of age-old towers can still be
seen. Just a short distance outside the island's capital which is called
''Hora'' in Greek lies a domed tomb dating from the Mycenaean
period which was discovered just a few years ago, indicating that all
the time periods can exist harmoniously on the island.

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