Yes, Mykonos Town is universally known to locals and frequent travelers as Chora (meaning "The Town" in Greek). This is a common naming convention across many Greek islands; when the main settlement shares the name of the island, it is simply referred to as "Chora" to distinguish it from the island as a whole. Mykonos' Chora is world-famous for its iconic cycladic architecture, featuring whitewashed buildings with vibrant blue doors, narrow winding alleys (designed to confuse pirates), and the famous "Little Venice" waterfront. In 2026, Chora remains the vibrant heart of the island’s nightlife, high-end shopping, and culinary scene. When looking for directions or taking a local bus, you will often see "Chora" listed as the destination. Walking through Chora in the early morning, before the cruise crowds and party-goers emerge, allows you to appreciate the architectural purity of the Panagia Paraportiani church and the iconic windmills (Kato Mili) that define the skyline of this legendary Aegean "capital" of style and sun.