Bremsdorf Mill

The Bremsdorf Mill stands near Eisenhüttenstadt along the B 246 road, featuring traditional mill architecture and water-powered mechanisms from the 18th century.

Established in 1552, the mill operated as a grain processing facility under the Stein family until 1688, with regular payments made to the Neuzelle monastery.

The structure incorporates elements of Brandenburg's industrial heritage, with its name derived from the Sorbian word 'bron' meaning weapon or armor.

The mill complex includes a youth hostel facility, offering accommodations and outdoor activities such as volleyball, football, and large-scale chess games.

During the German Democratic Republic period, the mill contributed to 15% of the national trout fingerling production until operations ceased in 1961.

Location: Schlaubetal

GPS coordinates: 52.13510,14.46130

Latest update: June 3, 2025 10:05