Würmmühle

The Würmmühle stands at the junction where the Würm River meets the Amper River, operating as a functioning grain mill and production facility.

First documented in the 10th century by the Bishop of Freising, the mill served as a crossing point where millers guided travelers across the Amper-Würm ford.

The mill encompasses traditional grain processing methods while maintaining a shop that sells flour, muesli, and other locally produced grain products.

The mill shop provides customers with various types of flour, including rye, spelt, and wheat, all processed without chemical additives through natural methods.

A 17th-century field chapel near the mill site connects to the location's past as the Roman way station Ambra in the province of Raetia.

Location: Dachau

GPS coordinates: 48.27920,11.46470

Latest update: June 3, 2025 10:05