When in Mykonos, you will find yourself automatically drawn to Matogianni Street. The scenery is a fine example of the typical Cycladic-Aegean aesthetics, an all-white backdrop with the element of wood and the blossomed bougainvilleas offering a warm and cheerful touch. It is crystal clear that the heart of Chora beats here, day and night. Matogianni is one of the most famous streets of the Cyclades and the ultimate point of reference in Mykonos, and it is all about art, culture, fun, shopping, and of course, the cosmopolitan people. Plan to stroll along Matogianni in the morning hours, when everyone is asleep, to admire the narrow alleys and discover magical corners.The Scandinavian Bar is an undisputed constant in the nightlife of Mykonos since 1978. Nestled close to the old harbor, it stands out from the rest since its quaint exterior looks like a small cube. It is an ideal meeting point, regardless of your decision to spend or not your evening there. Its interior spaces are unique, unfolding in a layout of three different bars. Music, dance, drinks and a crowd that lives and breathes in the rhythm of Mykonos, the Scandinavian Bar is a place that the only requirement it has of you is to be yourself!Lying near the church of Paraportiani, the famous modern temple of Chora’s party scene, Jackie O bar, is the ideal spot for cocktails and dancing. It took its name from the iconic Jackie Onassis, a true ambassador of all things glamorous, which definitely characterizes Mykonos as well. The celebrities who have visited Jackie O are countless—among them, Gaultier, Valentino, Mugler and Alexander McQueen. A night at Jackie O is a must, and one that you will never forget!