08/29/2026
After visiting the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani, we had some time to simply wander through Ano Mera, and I’m glad we did.
What stood out to me wasn't one particular landmark. It was the village itself. The white buildings, colorful flowers, quiet streets, and little details around nearly every corner gave it such a quaint character.
There was also something about the pace of life here that caught my attention. Everything seemed a little more laid back and easygoing. After spending part of the day exploring Mykonos, it was nice to slow down, walk around, and photograph some of the everyday scenes along the way.
Sometimes a place doesn't need a major attraction to make you want to keep taking pictures. Sometimes it's just the character of the streets and what you notice while wandering.
What catches your eye first when you're exploring somewhere new: the landmarks or the little details along the way?