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The scene of the mythical battle between Zeus and the Titans, the island of Mykonos is named in honour of Apollo's grandson, Mykon.
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The island's full time population is only around 9,000 people, but it has been a popular tourist destination since the 1950s.
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And is well known for its beaches and its large number of bars, restaurants and nightclubs.
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One of Mykonos's signature landmarks are the 16th century windmills that were until recently used to mill wheat and produce bread for the locals.
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They are a striking feature of Mykonos and have sweeping views of the village of Hora and the entire harbour.
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Mykonos's town of Hora, or Little Venice as it is better known, is a picturesque mediaeval town and features a striking waterfront set amongst the traditional historic buildings.
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Thanks to the strict building regulations, Mykonos Town has retained its charming maze of small lanes, whitewashed steps, and traditional architecture.