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The Slup Watermill is a designated Czech national cultural monument situated on the Kyjovka River in South Moravia. Dating back to the 16th century, the large Renaissance building has been carefully preserved and currently operates as an open-air museum managed by the Technical Museum in Brno. Insid...
The Historic Mill of Sanssouci (Historische Mühle von Sanssouci) is a reconstructed Dutch windmill located in the Sanssouci Park in Potsdam, Germany. An earlier mill on the site became famous through a legend involving Frederick the Great, but the current structure was built between 1787 and 1791 un...
Krabat-Mühle Schwarzkollm is a 2010 reconstruction in Saxony, Germany, interpreting the legendary Black Mill central to the Sorbian Krabat story.
Liubavas Manor Watermill is a stone watermill built in 1902 on the grounds of Liubavas Manor in Lithuania. Restored machinery, architectural fabric, and displays explain how water power supported grain processing and other work associated with the estate. The restoration received a European Union Pr...
Singraven Watermolen is a Dutch mill complex documented since 1448, notable for retaining the Netherlands' last water-driven undershot sawmill.
Hoslovice Watermill is the oldest surviving watermill in Czechia; timbers date its granary to 1568-1569, and its milling equipment remains functional.
Wassermühle Karoxbostel is a medieval mill complex in Seevetal, Germany; its ensemble includes an 1817 house and a sawmill completed in 1900.
Kolárovo Floating Watermill is a reconstructed ship mill on Slovakia's Little Danube, preserving a type once common on the Danube and its branches.
Ginučiai Water Mill is a 19th-century Lithuanian mill in Aukštaitija National Park, distinguished by its surviving original machinery.
The watermill of Loro Ciuffenna is a medieval mill built over the Ciuffenna gorge in Tuscany and is often described as the region's oldest.
Jelka Watermill is a preserved wheel mill on Slovakia's Little Danube and an important technical monument of traditional Danubian milling.
Mühlenmuseum Moisburg occupies a historic watermill in Lower Saxony, Germany, and interprets regional milling through preserved working machinery.
Straubenhöfmühle is a restored Black Forest farm mill in Germany, documented from 1780 and powered by water carried to its overshot wheel.
Hellenurme Watermill is an 1880 manor mill on Estonia's Elva River, notable for retaining its original form and working traditional machinery.
Klostermühle Boitzenburg is a German monastery watermill first recorded in 1271; its largely complete machinery has been exhibited since 1979.
The Mulino di Bottonera is a 19th-century water-powered cotton mill in Chiavenna, Italy, preserved as an industrial archaeology museum.
Tomášikovo Watermill is a preserved wheel mill on Slovakia's Little Danube, representing the region's traditional water-powered grain milling.
Watermolen van Opwetten is an 11th-century mill site on the Kleine Dommel in the Netherlands, rebuilt after a 1764 fire with two large waterwheels.
Watermolen Bels is a former paper mill built at Mander, Netherlands, in 1725; it became a grain mill and entered Overijssels Landschap ownership in 1958.
The Mulino di Baresi is a historic watermill in Roncobello, Lombardy, preserved by FAI with its millstones and rural machinery intact.
The Seven Springs Watermill is a traditional hydraulic mill at Epta Piges on Rhodes, Greece, where spring water once powered local grain processing.
The Sint-Gertrudis-Pede Watermill is Belgium's only working Pajottenland watermill, built in 1392 and depicted in paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder.
The Mulino di Chiaravalle is the medieval watermill of Chiaravalle Abbey in Milan, Italy, fed by the Vettabbia irrigation channel.
Jaracz Watermill is a late-19th-century Polish mill housing a milling museum and a working 45-kilowatt small hydroelectric plant.
Tørning Mølle is a historic watermill at Tørning in southern Jutland, Denmark, where local water power supported milling and later industry.
Wassermühle Barrien is a restored watermill in Syke, Lower Saxony, Germany, and forms part of the Lower Saxon Mill Route.
The Mulino di Mora Bassa is a 15th-century watermill near Vigevano, Italy, traditionally associated with machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci.
Gauchachmühle is a historic watermill in Germany's Gauchach Gorge, notable as a surviving reminder of milling in the southern Black Forest.
Młyn Wodny w Oliwie is a historic watermill in Gdańsk-Oliwa, Poland, associated with the district's long tradition of water-powered industry.
Cisterciënzerinnenmolen is a historic convent-associated watermill in Belgium, notable as evidence of the agricultural economy of Cistercian nuns.
