Schlossmühle

The Schlossmühle is a historical building in Ingelheim am Rhein that served both as a residence and a mill. The structure displays typical German architecture with half-timbered construction and represents an important example of Rhine region building traditions.

The mill was built to process grain for the local population and operated over many centuries. The building survived various historical periods and remained as evidence of milling culture along the Rhine.

The building shows how millers in the Rhine region lived and worked, with living and working spaces under one roof. This combination of home and production facility reflects daily life in earlier times, when family and craft were closely intertwined.

The exterior of the building is mainly accessible on Heritage Day, which occurs every two years in September. Visitors should check in advance since exact conditions and opening times may vary.

The Schlossmühle displays a rare combination where residential space and production facility were optimally integrated into one building. This design allowed the miller's family to oversee their work while maintaining a home.