Holy Church of Agios Nikolaos of Kadena — Attraction in Municipality of Mykonos

This small and quaint orthodox church located at the seaside of the old port of Mykonos was built in 1700 honouring to Saint Nicholas, the protector of sailors and fishermen.

My wife and I took a look inside this church that belongs to the post-Byzantine era, being the main decoration in place, some few icons of the Virgin Mary and the Apostles, also, you can find some candles ready to be lite by you for an small fee.

The exterior of the chapel seems to mimetice with the Cycladic traditional architecture, being a picturesque whitewashed building with a blue dome. In addition, there are some benches at the outside for the elderly who visit the place and wish to rest for a little before leaving.

The landscape from 1700 to this days has changed a lot, the church that was settled on a tiny islet and connected to Mykonos through a narrow arched bridge is now part of the old port due to the expansion...

Nestled by the Old Port, this charming whitewashed chapel with its iconic blue dome is dedicated to the patron saint of sailors. A landmark in Mykonos, its simple Cycladic design makes it a photographer’s dream. Built in the 18th century, it’s a heartfelt spot where fishermen still light candles before heading to sea. Inside, it’s a serene escape from the lively waterfront, with traditional icons and décor to admire. Don’t miss the view behind the chapel, where waves meet the stone quay. Perfect for history buffs and photographers, it’s a must-visit en route to Little Venice. No admission fee, visit near sunset for stunning...

This church is in the heart of Mykonos. It is a lovely blue and white on the outside and you often see sea gulls wheeling overhead because of its proximity to the harbor. The inside is brightly decorated and very interesting. There are 3 important historic figures buried within the church. There are candles lit and you can get one from the inside of the door to light for your own prayers. ...