The Archaeological museum was built circa 1900 and is located alongside to the town’s commercial harbor. It contains 5 small rooms with vases of 2,500 to 4,500 years old, collections of 1st and 2nd century B.C. grand stones, funerary jewelry from Rhenia (the cemetery island of Delos), a statue of Hercules done in Parian marble, large 7th century B.C. jar with Trojan War reliefs on it and blackened bronze kouros handoff a 6th century saucer, Roman carvings and bronze vessels.

Open from 8.30 to 15: everyday and on Sunday 10.00 to 15:00.
The museum is closed on Mondays.
To enter the museum the cost is 2.00€.
Tel. +30 22890 – 22325.

Agricultural Museum

The Agricultural Museum is located in the area Ano Myli in the town of Mykonos. Dating from the 16th century and belonging to the Folklore Museum of the island, The large Bonis windmill, one of the finest in Greece, operates just as it did when first built.
There is a collection of old agriculture tools and machinery. It presents the traditional Mykonian agricultural installation used for the production and processing of farm products: a traditional threshing-floor and a village style oven, the wine-press, a water wheel, a stone water tank, dovecote, pigsty, the miller’s house and two little twin churches.

Open from the 1st of June till the 30th of September between 16:00 till 18:00 hours.
Tel: +30 22890 – 22591 or +30 22890 – 22748.

The Aegean Maritime Museum is located at the three wells “Tria Pigadia” in the Town of Mykonos, next to Lena’s house. The Aegean Maritime museum is built in the 19th century and found in 1983 by the ship-owner George. N. Drakopoulos who in 1985 for the first time opened its doors to the public, and had been honored for the foundation of the Museum with the Athens Academy Award and with the World Ship Trust’s Award for Individual Achievement.

The museum has inside outside in the garden exhibits. Inside are models of ships from the pre-Minoan period down to the 19th century, historical shipping documents, rare engravings and maps, ancient artifacts, navigational instruments, equipment and tools as well as a collection of rare ancient coins with nautical subjects from the fifth century BC to the fifth century AD.

The museum’s library consists of more than 5,000 volumes of rare books and more recent editions, and archives of manuscripts and photographs, and is constantly updated to include additional archival material and new scholarship in relevant subjects.
Outside one can see marble copies of gravestone reliefs of Delos and Mykonos dealing with shipwrecks and sailors lost at sea, old anchors and various nautical objects.

Open: daily. Tel. +30 22890 – 22700.