Højer Mølle Butik Og Café - Hoejer

MØLLE, MARSK and HAR The newly renovated Højermølle is a cornerstone in the Danish Museum’s exhibition in Højer. The mills are exciting to be allowed to climb into the mill originally built in 1857. The view besides Højer town and upland from 12-13 meters is unique. In the mill foot, you can learn more about mills and conditions for mill operation. A magazine building contains a highly recommendable exhibition about marsh and the sea. And the history of the area. The exhibition gives visitors a good introduction to the barrel marsh. It is recommended to complete a visit with coffee and cake in the millergården. If the weather is for it, the coffee can be consumed in the warm wind farm. Try the special crushed bread cake. The garden is beautifully landscaped and gives a magnificent time picture of a pryd and a help garden a 1910no. And what is wonderful than enjoying your coffee during an apple tree in a beautiful garden, while you digest the impression from the museum visit?

Higher mill is only (2020) been renovated for a million quantity and now displayed as full function. But no grain is painted today, but the mill is often active to keep the entire mechanical system by. Definitely worth a visit.

Millhaven, the house of Møller, the mill and the warehouse provides a great coherent experience of musical tranquility, knowledge and future hope. It's just so beautiful. And the pie in the cafe tastes good.

Højer Mill is a museum and a well preserved piece of cultural history. Milling and trading with grain took place from 1857 to 1972. (Original text) Die Mühle von Højer ist ein Museum und ein gut erhaltenes Stück Kulturgeschichte. Von 1857 bis 1972 the **** hier Mühlen betrieb und Getreidehandel state.

A carefully restored windmill from the mid 1800s! There is an impressive museum on site and a café with historical restored gardens. It is a great pleasure to share coffee and cake with friends in the conservatory, very romantic! (Original text) A tactically windmill from the mid 1800s! There’s an impressive museum on site a cafe with historically quiet gardens. It’s a great treat to share coffee cake with friends in the gazebo, very romantic!