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The Mykonos Windmills are a row of round, whitewashed windmills with thatched conical roofs on the Kato Mili hill above the Alefkandra waterfront in Mykonos town. Most were built from the 16th century onwards, under Venetian rule, to grind wheat, and they stopped working in the mid-20th century. The hill looks out over Little Venice and the bay.
The Church of Panagia Paraportiani is a whitewashed church complex in the Kastro quarter of Mykonos town, named after the side gate of the medieval castle beside which it stood. Built between 1425 and the 17th century, it joins five churches: four at ground level, dedicated to Saints Eustathios, Sozon, Anargyroi and Anastasia, carry a fifth built on top of them.
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