Molen de Traanroeier in Oudeschild, Texel, Netherlands is a working grain mill, come for a fascinating visit and discover how you grind grain with a windmill. Built all the way back in 1727, and today run by a team of volunteer millers who regularly run the mill, visitors can buy some of the flour of the mill which is sold in the Museum Kaap Sil, it is processed into bread and cake on the island. Molen de Traanroeier is a wonderful attraction, and an exhibition about the operation and history of the mill can be seen in De Traanroeier, it is a part of the museum and accessible free of charge outside the museum.READ MORE

Molen De Adriaan Museum in Haarlem, Netherlands, is an original windmill that was built in 1778 in a scenic location on the Spaarne River and over the years has become a popular tourist attraction. After a devastating fire in 1932, this windmill was rebuilt to become an interesting museum that offers informative and fascinating guided tours. This museum has also become a popular venue for hosting unique weddings, workshops, seminars and many other private events. Guided tours at Molen De Adriaan Museum can take up to 60 minutes, and at the end visitors can visit our shop for welcome refreshments and the purchase of souvenirs and gifts. READ MORE

Charlecote Mill in Warwick, Warwickshire, England is a piece of living working history, one of the only few working watermills still surviving in the UK producing traditionally stoneground flours through French Burr stones. Still using processes like they did 200 years ago, with almost everything done using the power of the two waterwheels, and all products are hand finished and hand packed by the miller. Charlecote Mill is occasionally open for private tours and educational school parties, and homemade cakes with tea or coffee are offered at the end, they also host craft experience weekends, and orders for flour can be placed by contacting them and collecting directly from the mill, or they will deliver over a certain value, come experience some the best of British history. READ MORE

Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park in Eureka, California, is an interesting and fascinating millworks that still utilizes craftsmanship tools and techniques from a century past to create and produce authentic custom millworks for private and commercial use. Eco tourism is perfectly displayed with any one of our tours as visitors see the past come alive and watch as our skilled craftsmen use antique machinery to create custom-made moldings, gable decorations and many other objects. Blue Ox Millworks and Historic Park not only promotes eco tourism, it is also an alternative high school program where students get a high school curriculum as well as hands-on learning opportunities. READ MORE

Mollehuset is a mill house and restaurant in the Bangsbo area in Frederikshavn that offers exceptional dining and is a wonderful venue for meetings and conferences. Mollehuset offers the perfect excursion for young and old, a staff outing for team-building, or pensioner excursion with coffee and cake. The Mollehuset Restaurant offers an exquisite a la carte menu accompanied by exciting wines from the wine list, and a terrace is available for when the weather is good. Krokortet at the Mollehuset offers light fare, coffee, cake and hot chocolate and so much more, all year round.READ MORE

At Trefriw Woollen Mills in Gwynedd, hand spinning is demonstrated in the summer season and there is also an opportunity to try weaving yourself on small hand looms. The Weaver's Garden has specimen plants which provide fibres, natural dyes, textile tools, soaps, and moth repellents.READ MORE

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