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IN THE ISLAND of winds It doesn’t take much to understand that you have finally landed in . The old time classic postcard of the greek islands lies in front of you: 50 shades of blue and touches of white for your eyes only! the name Mykonos seems to indicate Indeed, Mykonos is one of the industry already in the 60’s and “piles of stone” or 33 - one of the island receives today over 2 million vis- groups that constitute the Aege- itors per year. “rocky place” an Archipelago. This number proves that you have It has a population of 10.134 in- not just visited any greek island, habitants and a total area of 85.5 but in fact you have set foot on square kilometres. the “Kira” (Lady) of the Aegean. According to the greek mythol- Take your time and look through ogy, Hercules buried the Giants this guide in the company of a that he killed during the Gigan- cool drink, in order to find out tomachy under the impressive more about the culture and the rock formations of Mykonos. history of the island which dates The name Mykonos seems to in- back to 3000 BC (!), its connec- dicate “piles of stone” or “rocky tion to art and fashion, its long place”, as indeed is the rough and ties with the international jet set, imposing landscape of the island. your countless options in terms of Yet, this relatively small piece of entertainment and much more. land has developed its tourism

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he “island of winds” as it is often Tcalled by the Greeks, has been for decades an exclusive paradise for in- ternational jet-setters, the rich and the famous, who have once upon a time been enchanted by its unique style and have forever decided to drop anchor in its welcoming port. Yet Mykonos is so much more that what one may imagine by looking at a picture of a glossy travel magazine and can please equally all types of visitors for all that it can offer:

art, food, fashion, history; dreamy sandy beaches; luxurious touristic fa- cilities in absolute harmony with its rough cycladic landscape; one of the most sophisticated nightlifes in the world; perfumes, sounds and flavours of the sea, all served for the delight of one’s likings. LEGENDARY Above all, Mykonos is its people and Mykonians claim - rightfully so - own- ership of the concept of turning sim- chic & glamorous plicity into the impeccable style. So take a piece of advice before starting your own “tailor made” adventure in Known worldwide as the place to be in Greece, the island: do not resist its modus Mykonos is often associated to greek summer, the vivendi - surrender, let go and enjoy... endless blue of the and the dazzling white of the Cyclades.

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a Chora in blue and Do not miss the opportunity to WHITE wander around the narrow alleys of the world’s most photogenic white- washed town, and take with you the The preserved settlement A complex labyrinth style of Chora is a fine example street plan was later devel- image of sugar-cube houses with of Cycladic architecture and oped in order to keep pirates their terraces and “pezoules” and one of the most beautiful in and strong winds ashore, blue or red domed churches adorned insular Greece. around the castle which was Though most Choras of the built in a fortified location with bright pink and purple bougain- Cycladic islands are amphi- with wells, between the villeas. theatrically built, as a pro- bays of Tourlos and Korfos. tection from pirate raids, The Mykonian Chora, tree- the Mykonian Chora is flat. less, barren, usually very In fact the ancient city was windy in high summer and situated southeast of Cho- forever dressed in white is ra’s current location, but it simply irresistible. was abandoned during the 6th or 7th century, due to pirate invasions.

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ALWAYS in fashion

There could be no other place If on the other hand you are more appealing to fashionistas looking to invest into some- than Mykonos. If you are one of thing more original, then take them, if your style is a point of the time to wander around the reference for common people narrow alleys of the Chora. Your and your talent is to turn any- trained eye will immediately thing into trend then you have spot the fashion boutiques that landed in the right place. correspond to your style. When it comes to style, anything Do not resist, every penny spent What you buy is allowed in Mykonos; feel free in the island is money well to experiment, discover, inspire spent, as what you buy in Myko- in Mykonos, and be inspired by the fashion- nos can only be found there. can only be found able crowd and the avant garde A small but handy tip for you my culture of the island, which for dear fashionista: check in two there many years has been one of the pieces of luggage on your out- favourite destinations of top bound flight, one to bring back fashion designers worldwide. your favourite outfits, sprinkled With them, inevitably, came with drops of the Aegean sea along the opening of many in- and dried under the greek hot ternational fashion brand bou- sun, and one to carry back your tiques. So in case you forgot to brand new tailored made Myko- pack your branded sandals do nian wardrobe! not panic: you can always buy a new pair!

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On the island of Mykonos GREEK one may find some of the JEWELRY most renowned boutiques in Greece, emphasizing on DESIGNERS handmade jewelry work. and handmade pieces

Preserving the long tradition of jewelry art dating back in the ancient times, modern Greek jewelry designers are considered both technically as well as aesthetically amongst the best in the world. Their refined, detailed work stands out for its finesse and elegance. On the island of Mykonos one may find some of the most renowned boutiques in Greece, specializing on handcrafted jewelry. For those who wish to offer a truly unique and exquisite present to the most loved ones, don’t forget that a handmade piece of jewelry may only be compared to a piece of art. 24 25 FACES OF MYKONOS FACES OF MYKONOS 26 27 FACES OF MYKONOS FACES OF MYKONOS

From the beautiful creations themes and religious ele- found in the excavations of ments. to the famous work- For centuries, future grooms shop of Maroulina, jewelry sent the wedding dress to constitutes a special chapter their fiancée along with a pair in the culture of Mykonos. of expensive diamond ear- Inspired by nature’s patterns rings. The girl’s ear piercing (vine leaves, trees, fruits, was a beautiful ceremony, snails, pine cones, seashells), performed with red thread they are created with semi during puberty. precious and precious mate- This magnificent heritage rials, gold and silver, deco- was put together by a terrific rated with stones, pearls and lady, Sofia Thanopoulou, also the ART corals. Jewels were passed known as Maroulina, who from mother to daughter and created her workshop in the of many are still found in crypts, 1950’s and created jewelry hidden from the corsair raids. for the most famous people Designs were enriched as of the time, such as Elisabeth time went by with patterns Taylor. jewelry from the orient, byzantine

30 31 FACES OF MYKONOS FACES OF MYKONOS VIM then Mykonos’s celebrity status harks back to the swinging ‘60s, when a certain Greek tycoon, Aristotle Onassis, sailed in the harbor on his yacht with opera diva Maria Callas. His eternal rival, shipping magnate, Stavros Niarchos, rocked up on his legendary sailboat, the “Creole” and in the company of Greta Garbo, Rudolf Nureyef, Princess Firyal of Jordan and many more.

Jackie Kennedy first visited the island in 1961, putting mykonos on the vip destination map. she would come back many times as jackie o’ and would become the first lady in the hearts of the locals.

In the meantime, international movie stars such as Sophia Loren, Brigitte Bardot and Grace Kelly were part of the international jet set to grace Mykonos’ Very shores. Important MYKO NIANSnow and then

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But while looking at the island’s black and white photo album, the pictures of Melina Merkouri - or just Melina for the Greeks - stand out: wearing ciga- rette trousers and Breton stripe tops, with her golden hair dancing in the strong winds, Melina was the symbol of carefree spirit. An equally emblematic figure, Soraya of Iran, the “princess with the sad eyes”, spent all summers in Mykonos, wrapped in turquoise embroidered caftans, wearing large hats and golden sandals.

In the late 80’s, Shirley Valentine found her one true Greek love watch- ing the sunset at Ayios Ioannis beach. Since then, Hollywood has casted the spotlight firmly on Greece’s most leg- endary island and up until now, many of its stars have wandered the narrow streets of Matoyiannia.

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VIM now And just when you thought sandy beaches are turned into stardust had settled in the 90s, a fashion catwalk for the most Mykonos has come back into photographed flawless figures, at the end of the day, vogue with a vengeance and such as that of Adriana Lima and emerged once again as the ce- Anna Beatriz Barros. in this hive of glam lebrity island. Next to international celebrities, you can’t help but become Hollywood stars, DJs, singers, the entire greek jet set flocks to footballers and basketball stars, its shores all through summer, part of the VIP crowd. Lindsay Lohan, Cristiano Ronal- adding the necessary local fla- do, Rihanna, the Kardashians, vour to the island’s lifestyle. a rollcall of famous names has Charming poses, sophisticated, invaded the island, flooded its avant garde appearances and beaches and crowned Mykonos carefree moments attract the the undisputed summer queen interest of paparazzi and the at- of hip and trendy holiday desti- tention of non - celebrities. But nations. at the end of the day, in this hive During the pick of the summer of glam you can’t help but be- season the most famous sets of come part of the VIP crowd. After legs strut down its narrow lab- all, a flashy smile and the right yrinthine alleys, while its long attitude is all it takes...

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Mykonos Sunkissed When in Mykonos do it as the Mykonians do, which basically means two things: a. do it in style and b. spend at least two thirds of the day at the beach, simply because the sea and the sun is good for you and your tan! Do not stress about finding a beautiful, san- dy beach in the island, they are many, and they are all easily accessible, most of them organized with many tourist facilities, from seaside accommodation to beach bars, restaurants and water sports centers. Browse through “Discover Mykonos“ and find everything you need about the beaches of the island. But to save you some time, in case you can’t wait to put on your swimming suit and dive, here follows a mini guide of the most famous beaches on the island

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Lia Ftelia Psarrou Super Paradise for the adventurous and the nature for the windsurfers. for those who want to sunbathe next if you are a true party animal and lovers. to a Hollywood star, a famous football are or like eccentric player and all local VIPs.

Panormos Paradise Kalo Livadi Agios Sostis The exclusive version of Psarou, famous for its “hippie” past. if you are a party animal but not 20 for those who do not need a swim- for those who keep a lower years old anymore and belong to ming suit or forgot to bring one. profile during their holiday. the mainstream crowd.

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The nature, all along inspirational Diamond muse of Marco Bicego’s works, finds once again a refined dimension in Lunaria the sophisticated design lit tle of the new version - Diamond Lu- naria. Lunaria draws its name from Venice the namesake flower: its exquisite and elegant style where every little detail holds a secret, reveals in ev- The most beautiful sunset in the and were residences of wealthy ery irregular hand engraved element island can be seen while sitting merchants and seafarers. an inimitable lightness, stating the at one of the many cafes of Little The actual name of the famous extraordinary artisanal knowledge, Venice, while sipping a glass of mykonian quartier is “Alefkan- heritage of the goldsmith tradition chilled wine. dra”, coming from the greek of Vicenza. Little Venice, named after the verb “lefkeno” (whiten), as This ultimate version of the beloved italian city due to a vague sim- housewives of past times used collection in its white gold and di- ilarity to it, is by far the most to wash their linen at that beach. amond shines with an irresistible photographed area of Mykonos Nowadays, it is the most fre- dreamy light, and recalls the leaves and rightfully so. The coastal quented part of Chora, offering of lunaria that flutter in the breeze. houses, routed on the seabed, plenty of options all day long for Mykonos Boutique with their colourful wooden bal- eating, or simply enjoying a cof- Akti Kambani, 35 conies overhanging the sea like fee or drink. T. (+30) 22890 79121 fruit from the branches of trees, were built in the 18th century 54 55 FACES OF MYKONOS FACES OF MYKONOS

Platis Yalos Paraga Elia ideal for families the meeting point of the night owls for the alternative jet setters.

Kalafatis Fokos Kapari if you are the athletic type. if you are looking for a peace of mind. for those who like mingling with the locals.

*Find all beaches in Discover Mykonos

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lighthouse Th e Armenistis Windmills

The lighthouse of Armenistis, The mechanism of the original On the south - western part of Even though today they are a named after the cape where it lamp was functional at the top of Chora, right next to Little Venice, touristic attraction, from as early is located, is 7 km away from the lighthouse until 1983. stand proud the iconic Wind- as the 16th century until the end Mykonos town. This impressive Since then it is exhibited in the mills of Mykonos, overlooking of the 19th century they have de- octagonal tower, built in 1891, courtyard of the Maritime Mu- the sea. cisively contributed to the eco- is 19 metres tall and still op- seum, housed in a traditional The cluster of the seven remain- nomic prosperity of the island, erational. Its construction was Cycladic building of the 19th ing Lower Windmills (Kato My- by grinding grain while fighting decided following the sinking century in Mykonos Town. loi), as they are called, are the off the strong “meltemia” and of the english steamer VOLTA The view from Armenistis of the most famous postcard of the the saltiness of the Aegean from in 1887, on the north coast of Cyclades scattered in the end- island and one of the most rec- the top of the hill. Mykonos, where 11 members of less blue of the Aegean Sea is ognised landmarks of Mykonos. the crew were drowned. certainly rewarding.

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arty MYKONOS The best-known art of this period

The Cycladic culture developed musicians, a testimony of the are the marble figures called “idols” in the central part of the Aege- significance of arts in the every- or “figurines”, often of musicians, an archipelago during the Early day life. a testimony of the significance of Bronze Age, between 3200 and The Aegean Sea has forever been 2000 BC. a source of inspiration to artists arts in the everyday life. Thanks to their strategic posi- as well as art lovers. Mykonos tion in the central Aegean and has turned over the years into a their mineral resources (marble, natural harbour for artists from obsidian, etc.), these islands en- all over the world, who surren- joyed a privileged role in trade dered to the purity of its light and became a crossroads and a and the clarity of its colours, fol- melting pot of diverse cultural lowing the creative urge that is influences, clearly reflected in nested in the island. objects of art. Take the time to visit some of The best-known art of this peri- the many art galleries, it is well od are the marble figures called worth it... “idols” or “figurines”, often of

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DELOS The sacred island Delos, the so-called “sacred island” due to its religious significance in ancient times, is located just 2 miles Southwest of Mykonos. It constitutes one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece and is en- listed in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1990.

The island bears traces of the temis. Delos became the - succeeding civilizations in the nian sanctuary. Aegean world, from the 3rd Cultural and commercial activ- millennium B.C. to the palaeo- ity was revolving around the christian era. Already in the 16 sacred island, eventually giving century BC, Delos was a major the name to the group of is- worship site, inhabited by My- lands “Cyclades”, which in fact cenaeans and later taken over refers to the islands forming an by the Ionians who turned it into imaginable cycle (Cyclades < their religious pilgrimage. Κυκλάδες <κύκλος =cycle) During the Archaic and Classi- around Delos. cal period the island reached In classical times, Delos became the peak of its glory, acquiring the center of the first and sec- a Pan-Hellenic character, as it ond , an alliance was believed to be, according to of city - states led by Athens. In greek mythology, the birthplace Hellenistic times it acquired its of the twin gods, Apollo and Ar- independence and evolved into

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The archaeological site is exceptionally ex- tensive and rich and conveys the image of a great cosmopolitan Mediterranean port. The archaeological museum of Delos is today one of the most famous in Greece.

It is arranged in nine rooms. Six rooms con- tain the statues and reliefs found in Delos, a major commercial and shipping center. two rooms contain pottery ranging from the The period of prosperity continued in Ro- prehistoric to the late Hellenistic period, man times, as the Romans converted it and the last one contains various objects of into a free port and the largest slave mar- everyday life, found in the private houses. ket of the region. Two disastrous attacks, in 88 BC by Mithridates, King of Pontus and in 69 BC by pirates, led to its decline and final abandonment. Boats to Delos depart daily from the main harbour of Mykonos, from June to Sep- tember. Guided excursions on the island and around the archaeological sites usual- ly last 3 hours and the last boat from Delos back to Mykonos leaves at 3 o’clock in the

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Delos and its neighbouring island Rineia, the necropo- lis of Delos, are under the protection of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture afternoon. Note that Delos and its neighbour- ing island Rineia, the necropolis of Delos, are under the protection of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture. The mooring of ships and overnight stay of in- dividuals without authorisation is prohibited. Even if this was not in your initial plans, Delos is definitely worth visiting. And while you are at it, if you have the luck to own a private boat, make sure you sail around Rineia and discover some amazing spots for a private swim.

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According to the myth, when promised that the wandering Hera, Zeus’ jealous wife, found like her barren island would stop out that Leto was carrying her hovering and settle in one place. husband’s children, she cursed For nine days she was suffering her not to give birth on “terra from labour pains. First she gave firma” and kidnapped Eileithy- birth to Artemis, who then acted and then ia, the goddess of childbirth, as a midwife to her mother to to prevent Leto from going into bring her brother to the world. labor. Zeus felt sorrow for Leto And so she did, leaned against a there and transformed her into a quail palm tree and with her eyes set (ortyx) to help her give birth to on mount Kynthos, from where their children. Zeus oversaw the birth of his was light... In her wanderings, Leto came glorious son. Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto, brother of the chaste across a floating rock, beaten From that moment on, Zeus huntress Artemis, is one of the 12 Olympian Gods by the waves and blown by the firmly tied the island to the bot- wind, barely visible from the tom of the sea with adamantine and has been variously recognized as the god of surface of the sea, where she chains, bringing it into the light the sun and light, music, prophecy, poetry and more. sought refuge, after having (Delos< δηλόω=bring out). 82 83 FACES OF MYKONOS FACES OF MYKONOS Culture Break After a few days of partying in Mykonos you might urgently consider a culture fix. Take a tour of the local museums: they are rather interesting, linked to the island’s traditions and culture and just the right size for a summer holiday culture break.

Archaeological Aegean Maritime Folkloric Museum Lena’s House Museum Museum Open April to October, daily Open April to October, daily from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. daily 19:00- 21:00 Open daily, 8:30 a.m to 3:00 p.m, Open April to October, daily, 10:30 except Sundays Free entrance except Mondays and public holi- a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 6:30 to 9:00 days p.m. The two-storey captain’s house Right next to the Aegean Mari- of the 18th century that houses time Museum you will find this The Archaeological Museum of The museum is housed in a cap- the Folkloric Museum is located typical middle class mykonian Mykonos was built in 1902, in tain’s Nikolaos Sourmelis man- within the Venetian castle near house of the 19th century, named order to house the finds from the sion of the 19th century and was Parapotiani Church. It has six after its last owner, Lena Skriva- “Purification Pit” of 426/5 B.C., founded by the Mykonian ship main exhibition halls where col- nou. Lena’s House is a branch of which was discovered in 1898 on owner Georgios Drakopoulos in lections of antique furniture, byz- the Mykonos Folklore Museum. the islet of Rheneia, by Dimitris 1983. The museum’s collection antine icons, ceramics, historical It consists of a spacious drawing Stavropoulos. The highlight of is dedicated to the history of commemorative plates, decora- room, two bedrooms, two court- the museum is the collection of shipping in the Aegean Sea from tive prints and gravures, as well yards and a dovecote. vases, ranging from the Prehis- Antiquity to modern times. Its ex- as embroidered and hard-woven Furniture and ornaments (em- toric to the late Hellenistic peri- hibits include ship models from fabrics, locks and keys, weights broidery, tapestries, wood carv- od (25th-1st century B.C.). Grave the pre-Minoan period to the and measures, a collection of ings, old mirrors, painted plates, statues, stelae and funerary urns end of the 19th century, maps, model boats, and other historical engravings etc), brought back from Rheneia, and some finds engravings, numerous coins, am- artefacts are exhibited. On the by merchants and captains from from Mykonos itself are also ex- phorae, navigation and shipping ground floor you may see the well their travels in the Mediterra- hibited. instruments etc. of pirate Mermelechas which was nean and the Black Sea, are a discovered during restoration reminder of the rich maritime works in 1977. tradition of the island. Arktos C.

Libounia C. Mykonos C.

MARMARONISI ISLET

Armenistis C. Fanari ISLAND Aghrilia Vardhies Aghios Sostis Mersinis Bay MOLES ISLET Fokos Aghios Sostis Haros C. Balta

CASTLE VORNA Panormos

Paradhisia Panormos Bay Houlakia Bay Merthias Bay Evros C. 5 Panormos Houlakia

RESERVOIR ANO MERA Vourvoulakas C. Aghios Stephanos Moroerghou Aghios Stephanos Mavri Spilia Kato Livadhia Maou Tighani Ftelia 12 RESERVOIR MARATHI Doubakia Prophitis Ilias Anomeritis Tourlos Tighani Tourlos Bay Tourlos Bay Kato Maou NEW PORT Ftelias 2 CASTLE OF GIZI s lo e D to t 4 Pithos a o B MYKONOS 3

KAVOURAS ISLET Ano Mera Goni C. Meghalo Vouni Kalafati 4 AGIOS Fraghia Bay GEORGHIOS ISL. Lia Kaloghiros C. RINIA ISLET Meghali Ammos 5 Kalafati VOULGARONISI ISL. Lagadha Korphos Bay Kounoupas Aghia Anna Kormou Ammos Bay MYCENEAN TOMB 15 Kanalia 4 Aspros Cavos C. D i a k o f t i s Vrisi Kalo Livadi 1 Tarsanas C. 2 AIRPORT Halara Kalo Livadi 16 Aghia Anna Bay Ano Korphos Diakophtis Ghlastros Kalo Livadhi Bay Korphos LINO TOWER

KOUNELONISI ISL. Aghios Ioannis Kapari 11 Elia Ornos 6 3 Lino Armenistis C. Ag. Ioannis Koaomytis Elia Aghrelou Kasari Ornos Lazaros Aghios Ioannis Bay Agrari Ornos Bay 9 2 10 2 Psarou Platis Ghialos Makrokephalos C. Halara Bay Morti C. Psarou Aghrari C. Lazareto Aghios Lazaros Pyrghi 3 Aghias Triadhas Bay Platys Gialos Super Pyrgos Paradise Aleomandra Aghia Anna 8 Kasari Bay LAZARONISI ISL. Paradise Blindris C. Platys Ghialos Bay 14 Glosidha C. Paranga Schinos Bay ANO REMATARIS ISL. Aloghomandra C. Dhrapano C. Ghlaros C.

Karadines Bay Ambelion Kavos Natalioti Bay Lyghias Bay Varis Bay ISLET Abelia Bay Kynthos KROMMYDI ISLET KATO REMATARIS ISL.

Kokkinadia Fournos Bay SPHONDILI ISLET

DELOS ISLET Well

Daikos Kato Vardhia

Houlakas Skinos Bay

Kaparia Bay

Lolos C.

Dili C. HIRONIS ISL.

Granitis C. Houlakas C. PUBLIC WC

4 POST NEW PORT Mykonos 13 AGHIOS STEFANOS HOULAKIA FANARI

TOWN 3 Old SEA BUS TO NEW PORT Port ATM

ANO MERA ELIA KALO LIVADI ATM KALAFATES AKTI KAMBANI PANORMOS 7

KARAOLI DIMITRIOU SQ.PUBLIC WC M. POLYKANDRIOTI MANTO MAVROGENOU SQ. PASALIADHI 1 TOWN HALL 2 PORT POLICE Bars & Restaurants

3 AGIA MONI SQ.MAVROU MARKOU VET AKTI KAMBANI PARADHSION IKOU GIZI STENO PORTAS 1. Saint Anna 10. Nero Nero 1 KOSTANTINOU KAMBANI P. PELEKANOU DRACOPOULOU 2. Buddha Bar 11. Pasaji

AGH. KYRIAKIS KALERGHI 3. Jackie O’ 12. Alemagou MERMALECHA AG. ANARGYRON GIGHANTON GIGHANTON 4. Kalita 13. Remezzo

IGLESI KOUZI SOTIROS 3 2 AGH, SPIRIDON 5. Κoursaros 14. Scorpios NIKIS 18 MATOGHIANNI 6. Kuzina 15. Solymar ARTEMIDOS VENETIAS 1 3 7. Ling Ling 16. Spilia D. IPSILANTOU 4 8. Santanna 17. Nice n Easy

GEORGHOULI

AGH. ANNIS AGH. 9. Nammos 18. Nikkei D. MAVROGENI D. 5 DILOU 5 AGH. GERASIMOU 5 BANK

LITTLE DIMITRIOU AGH. PUBLIC N

WC IK 9 ZOUGHANELI FL. VENICE MELETOPOULOU SQ. OL 3 Z. PITARAKI AOU K 4 ALOGHERA NIKOLAOUAGH. TESSARAKONTA KALOGHERA 4 8 SHOPPING

PANACHRANTOU GEORGHOULI KOUZI GEORGHOULI 1. Enny di Monaco 6. Soho Soho

L. KATSONI L. 7 6 1 MATOGHIANNI 2. Sign 7. Inasami

MALAMTENIAS 3 3. Dtales 8. Emmanouella’s 7 17 2 4. Simple Caracter 9. Melivia MITROPOLEOS 4 5. Paris Valtadoros 6 FILIKIS ETETIAS 1 A.P. PSAROU 5 TOURLIANIS 1 2

FOURNAKION PANACHRANTOU Jewelry AGIOS ANTONIOS SQ. ENOPLON DYNAMEON 1. Franck Muller 5. Chopard 2. Marco Bicego 6. Kismet

VOREIOU IPEIROU 3. Minas 7. Lalaounis

4. Nikos Koulis AGHIAS PARASKEVIS AGHIAS

IGNATIOU BASOULA Galleries 1. Art & Soul 4. Minima Gallery 2. Ergon 5. Skoufa Gallery AGHIOU EFTHIMIOU 3. Rarity

MYRODHIOU

ARTAKINOU ACTIVITIES

SOURMELI 1. Dream On 3. LO Yachting 2. Yacht Prince

ORNOS PLATY YIALOS AGHIOS YANNIS PSAROU

KAPARI LOUKA AGHIOU PARADISE MEGHALI AMMOS PARAGA AIRPORT

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