Babič Mill

The Babič Mill operates on the Mura River with a wooden structure standing on four columns and a water wheel connected to two iron floating boats.

Constructed in 1890, the original mill was destroyed by fire, leading to the construction of a new milling facility in 1925 at the same location.

The mill demonstrates traditional Slovenian grain processing methods, maintaining local agricultural practices through its water-powered grinding mechanisms and wooden construction techniques.

Visitors can purchase various milling products including rye flour, white flour, cornflour, and porridge made from locally sourced grains at the mill site.

The Babič Mill remains the last operational floating mill in Slovenia, adapting to water level changes through its distinctive floating mechanism.

Location: Municipality of Veržej

GPS coordinates: 46.59230,16.16657

Latest update: June 3, 2025 10:05