Lena's House Folk Museum

Lena’s House Folk Museum is a small but charming window into traditional Mykonian life. 🏛️✨ Tucked away near the famous windmills in Mykonos Town, this 19th-century home has been beautifully preserved, giving you a rare glimpse into how locals once lived—complete with antique furniture, family photos, embroidery, and everyday tools. It’s cozy, humble, and refreshingly quiet compared to the buzz of the town around it. You only need about 15–20 minutes to explore, but it’s a lovely break from the beaches and boutiques—and a meaningful way to connect with the island’s real history. 🎞️🪡 Entry is just a few euros, and the staff are kind and happy to answer questions. A must-visit if you appreciate culture, history, or want to step back in time—if only for a moment. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ Authentic, intimate, and a gentle reminder of the island’s roots.

This was someone’s house, preserved in time. It is nice to look at, but I don’t know if this can qualify as a museum. There is no explanation (only one pamphlet in English with not much information). The furnitures were not all original to the house. Some were added. There was no kitchen area, which we thought was maybe unusual? It can be visited in less than 5 minutes.

Small museum showcasing how a greek family home used to be back in the day. The entry fees was 4 euros but we did not feel it was worth it. The museum consisted of one big hall plus 2 bedrooms only.

Beautiful traditional Mykonian house that takes you to a past era of the island. The lady who welcomed us was very kind and hospitable.

Interesting little museum

It was interesting to see the way they lived. I would assume this family was well off back in the day.

A small, sweet museum in Mykonos Town. You could tell it was old and lived in because it had a musty smell; but not in a bad way, just authentic. It was nice to see the inside of a traditional house and all the hotels and restaurants are modernised. The staff were very friendly and I was able to ask them questions about the house. Please stop by.

It’s a bit freaky but interesting nevertheless :)