Rommelmühle

The seven-story main building of Rommelmühle stands with preserved brick facade along the Enz River, defining the local landscape of Bissingen.

First documented in 1325, the mill gained prominence in 1854 when Karl Rommel acquired it and rebuilt the structure after a fire in 1903.

The mill includes exhibition spaces that present the traditional grain milling processes and industrial heritage of Baden-Württemberg through displays and tours.

The facility operates as a restaurant with a beer garden, offering schnitzel dishes and Swabian cuisine, with spaces available for events up to 180 persons.

Four turbines installed in the former mill channels under the building generate electricity for the power grid while their waste heat warms the structure.

Location: Bietigheim-Bissingen

Address: Flößerstraße 60, 60/1, 60/2, 60/3 74321

GPS coordinates: 48.94873,9.09868

Latest update: June 3, 2025 10:05