Windmühle "Johanna"

The Windmühle Johanna stands as a gallery Dutch mill with a square stone base and wooden gallery, featuring four grinding mechanisms and multiple sack lifts.

Built in 1875, this fifth iteration replaced four previous windmills at the same location, with the first one dating back to 1585.

The mill, named after the last miller Johanna Sievers in 1998, functions as a museum demonstrating traditional grain processing and flour production methods.

The ground floor houses a café where visitors can attend regular events, while the mill operates during specific dates, particularly on Whit Monday.

Fresh bread is baked on the first Sunday of each month using flour produced by the mill's own grinding mechanisms.

Location: Hamburg

GPS coordinates: 53.49978,10.02320

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:19