Fun and entertainment Mykonos Chora - Χωρα

Near Little Venice, this bar is clearly gay. As the name suggests, it's all about live piano-bar concerts and cabaret shows. The atmosphere is guaranteed, and everyone is welcome. It's an institution on Chora's mykoniote nightlife scene.

Mykonos is the island of the festival: it's only natural that its Chora is well stocked with possibilities for outings! Here one comes to enjoy the setting sun and cocktails with one's feet in the water. This pastel blue and white bar, facing the sea on the side of Little Venice, is one of the most pleasant bars. The clientele is mostly Athenian and crowds there to see and be seen. If the restaurant is expensive and not worth the detour, try a cocktail at sunset. It is a must in Little Venice.

Nestled in a small square away from the crowd, here is a pearl not to be missed. The Manto Cinema is first and foremost an open-air cinema that shows films in OV every night during the season. The program is wide, but it mainly includes major international releases. In addition to this very pleasant cinema, you can come during the day to enjoy the totally unexpected Olympic peace and quiet that reigns in the pretty adjoining café. Located in a large garden, in the shade of majestic trees, the café serves snacks all day long.

This Little Venice facility is always open, or almost. In the morning, we come to breakfast, a coffee during the day to pause and watch people scroll, at the time of aperitif, sacrifice the cocktail of the cocktail face facing the sunset while the dance floor ignites on commercial music once the night arrives. Pop interiors are suitable for the party.

A club in the middle of Little Venice offering a very "Mykonos" atmosphere and interiors, i. e. a somewhat outdated lounge side, a lot of white, a little bit of "bling" and less elegance than what is displayed a priori… Despite everything, we like the intimate side of the place: here you will find no km ² of dance floor, but rather an atmosphere 'between itself'. A little less young than elsewhere. The cocktails are very successful.

You will find an infinite number of small cafés in the white alleyways of the village and a succession of bars. This café-bar is ideally located for people watching on the main street of Chora. People come here in the morning for breakfast, all day long for a fresh coffee or juice and in the evening for one of the many tasty cocktails on offer. The terrace seats are expensive: there are only a few tables and everyone wants to be able to stop there for a few hours to watch the world go by