Grüner Mühle, Watermill at Marburg, Germany
Grüner Mühle is a watermill building in Marburg along the Lahn river that once processed grain into flour. The structure still shows its water-powered machinery and was later adapted to include residential spaces.
The building dates back several centuries and was once a key mill for the region's grain supply. Over time it stopped functioning as a working mill and was transformed into a residential building while keeping its heritage status.
The mill's name refers to its green surroundings and shows how the site fits into the Lahn river landscape. Visitors can see how the building relates to the water course and remains connected to its natural setting.
The site sits along the river and is accessible on foot from the town center, though parking nearby is limited. Visitors should note that paths around the building are sometimes uneven and sturdy footwear is advisable.
The building now hosts vacation apartments that preserve the original mill structure while offering modern comfort. This allows visitors to stay in an authentic historical setting and experience the heritage in a personal way.
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