More than a stay.
A living Mythos.

  Homes, gatherings, music, shared tables and slow moments.<br>
  Discover what quietly unfolds around Mythos in Lemnos.

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Some moments don’t belong to a page.
They belong to the light — while it’s still here.

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@MYTHOS.LIMNOS

MIRROR MIRROR ON THE WALL

where reflection becomes motion —
and self-knowledge tastes like surrender.

I talk. I dance. I overthink. Sometimes all at once.

The BO-TALKS podcast is where my brain and my body
finally stopped arguing and decided to record it. I move to unlearn my own choreography —
each gesture, a rebellion against certainty.
Every turn, a mirror cracking from within.

The dance is not performance — it’s confession.
The moment when the ego loses rhythm,
and the soul finally dares to improvise.

In that fragile silence between movement and stillness, Sometimes the most honest thing you can do
is dance like nobody’s watching —

WHEN IN DOUBT – DANCE IT OUT CLUB VIENNA & LINZ

“To meet yourself, you must lose yourself in motion.”
— Marina Maria Michou

<h1>Hemingway’s</h1>
<h2>Where the Night Thinks Louder</h2>

  You don’t come here for quiet.
  You come for the heartbeat under the bassline,
  the strangers who feel like stories,
  and the kind of jazz that forgives everything.
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  Since 2012.
  No cover charge. No pretense. Just soul.

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HEMINGWAY’S SOULTAG SUNDAY, WE MOVE CLOSER

    A dancing brunch.
    Not a performance — a return.


    I created this space because I missed women breathing together.
    Not networking. Not impressing.
    Just arriving — with their bodies, their stories, their weight and softness.


    On the first and third Sunday of every month,
    we meet to share food, movement, laughter, silence.
    Mothers and daughters. Friends. Women who forgot how it feels
    to move without being watched.


    There is no choreography here.
    The body speaks first.
    Hips remember before the mind explains.
    We dance the way we need — slow, wild, shy, grounded.


    This is about feminine strength without hardness.
    About connection without roles.
    About letting the body breathe and say:
    <em>I am here. I belong.</em>


    I am Marina Michou.
    And this is my invitation to step out of noise
    and into shared presence.


    Sunday Dancing Brunch —
    where movement becomes care
    and togetherness becomes ritual.

SUNDAYS, WE RETURN

A dancing brunch for women.
Not a show — a soft homecoming.

    Some weeks make you forget your own body.
    You become a schedule, a role, a voice that says “I’m fine.”
    Sunday is where we undo that — gently.


    We meet to eat, to move, to laugh — and to breathe next to other women
    without comparison. No performance. No pressure.
    Just permission: <em>arrive as you are.</em>


    We dance the way we need: slow, wild, shy, grounded.
    A small ritual for feminine connection —
    the kind that doesn’t ask you to be smaller or sharper.

    <strong>WHEN:</strong> 1st &amp; 3rd Sunday of every month
    <strong>WHAT:</strong> Brunch + music + embodied movement
    <strong>FOR:</strong> women / mother–daughter / friends
    Less noise. More presence. More “us”.

Who We Are

We are the Michos/Mythos family.
We have the bad habit of believing that we can change our little universe —
and if you let us, maybe even yours.

Our story begins in Greece but grows through Austria —
behind the bar counter and around tables filled with human stories.
For us, hospitality is not a profession but a way of standing in the world:
with an open door, a full glass, and ears that truly listen.

We love breaking through the illusion of a “perfect Europe”
by creating something more human: tables scribbled with stories,
friendships that don’t always fit neatly,
nights that end late because “someone brought a guitar.”
We believe in the kind of values that don’t trend online —
the “good morning” that costs nothing,
the bread that is shared,
the laughter that melts the ice in three seconds,
the deep conversation over wine in the square of Kaspakas.

Our Mythos

We grew up with Hemingway’s Bar in Austria —
not a bar of quiet nights, but one filled with music, friends, and stories until dawn.
There, we learned that hospitality is not a job but a way of being:
listening, sharing, connecting.

It became our school of authenticity.
We studied through glasses, ice, and stories —
earning our degree in listening without judgment,
our master’s in mixing a little honesty into a cocktail,
and our PhD in bringing together people
who might never have met otherwise.

From that “big balcony,” we saw all of humanity:
the romantic with the shy smile,
the cynic who softens after the second drink,
the loner who finds company at the bar.
Among laughter, arguments, and songs,
we discovered that true luxury is never a crystal glass —
it’s human connection.

Our Vision

From the soul-balcony of Hemingway’s to the island of Lemnos —
every night behind the bar, we mixed alcohol with stories,
ice with glances, and glasses with dreams.
Our Greek soul reminded us that the best drink
is always the one mixed with honesty and the will to share.
Because in the end, it was never about what’s in the glass,
but about who sits across from you.

After more than 13 years at Hemingway’s,
we realized that what we truly loved wasn’t cocktails,
but the art of human connection —
creating spaces where strangers become friends
and moments turn into memory.

Lemnos was the natural continuation.
A place where days are measured not by hours,
but by sunrises and sunsets.
Where wine meets bread fresh from the oven,
and conversations flow without filters.

This is our Mythos —
where hospitality becomes philosophy,
and simplicity feels like coming home.