The Aegean Maritime Museum, nestled in a traditional 19th-century Myconian villa in the heart of Mykonos town, offers a rich exploration of seafaring history. Inside, visitors can explore a collection of model ships, nautical maps, and navigational instruments, alongside ancient coins that tell the story of maritime trade and travel. The museum’s garden features a striking 19th-century lighthouse lantern, adding to the historical ambiance. This carefully curated space provides a tangible connection to the maritime heritage of the Aegean Sea.
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