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Last mill standing

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Originally, there were a total of five windmills in Lauenburg, handling the region’s corn.
This particular one though is the last specimen still turning its sails.

 

Although powered electrically nowadays, the landmark seems unaltered and stands proud in front of the historical city sceneries’ backdrop. It is the highest and most southern vantage point of Schleswig-Holstein and houses a museum since 1985.
 

THE WINDMILL MUSEUM

The pulse of the past

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All the components of our windmill were carefully restored and are (in theory)
fully functional. Visit our museum to see, touch and feel a 19th century miller’s
everyday life joys and quirks first-handed.

 

Visit the past in our mill gallery and follow the timeline to our roof terrace to witness
the city’s magnificient present.

 

Our museum is open all day from 11 am on, with plenty of car and bus parking spaces available.
Feel free to contact us anytime via phone or message.

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1871 / 73

The windmill rises

With the mill completed in 1873, its sails turned a good 53 years before they were lost in a windstorm of 1926. The grinder however kept on working – powered by a diesel engine first and later, electrically.

History

A landmark’s life

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1871 / 73

The windmill rises

With the mill completed in 1873, its sails turned a good 53 years before they were lost in a windstorm of 1926. The grinder however kept on working – powered by a diesel engine first and later, electrically.

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1960

A new owner

In 1960, master miller Weber acquired the windmill from Willi Kampff and followed his predecessor’s flour production footsteps for another 25 years, until he and his wife repurposed the building.

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1985

Restored and Repurposed

Rolf und Emmi Weber completely reimagined the windmill’s concept by adding a restaurant whilst restoring the historical substance to be used as a museum.

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1995

The Hotel

In 1993, new sails were being attached to the structure and two years later, a 70-bed hotel arises next to the mill, creating the silhouette it is known for today. It becomes a popular insider tip for travelers and for private and business events.

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2007

A New Generation

In 2007, Walter Weber-Niemann undertakes the mill’s and hotel’s management.
 

Historische Luftaufnahme der Lauenburger Mühle
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First class

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Our Partner

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ADDRESS

Bergstraße 17

21481 Lauenburg/Elbe

Phone: +49 (0)4153 589 0

Fax: +49 (0)4153 589 156

Emergency Number: 0151 151 866 98

kontakt(at)hotel-lauenburger-muehle.de 

OPENING HOURS

The hotel and restaurant are closed until
January 23, 2022.
Reservations for afterwards are possible by email.
We are 
looking forward to your message.

Restaurant


Mon - Thu from 4:00 p.m.

For groups of 8 people or more on request
also possible at lunchtime

 

Fri - Sun and public holidays from 11 a.m.
The kitchen closes at 9:30 p.m.

 

hotel

Reservations under
04153 5890
or
kontakt (at) hotel-lauenburger-muehle.de

 

Hotel

 

Mon – Sun from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m

Check-in: from 15:00

Check-out: until 11:00 am

Restaurant

  

Mon – Fri from 4:00 p.m

Sat + Sun + public holidays from 11:00 a.m
The kitchen closes at 9:00 p.m

 

Reservations at 04153 5890 or
kontakt(at)hotel-lauenburger-muehle.de 

We are looking forward to your reservation.

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