Weingut "In der Mühle"
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Vacation in the wine village Tattendorf
Between ancient masonry, which could tell of the many toils and troubles of the past, where you can still see the old millstones today, and in the cracks and joints of the old wooden beams
you can smell the flour...
... there you will find a family business of a special kind: 3 generations are committed to people, nature, culture and tradition!
We offer 3 comfortably furnished apartments in the Badnerstraße for 2-4 persons with shower/WC, SAT-TV, radio and kitchen. Additional beds possible, on request also with baby equipment (crib, high chair).
Popular Excursion destinations:
- Mill museum and Schüttboden: Our mill museum also offers art and culture at various events such as vernissages, exhibitions and concerts.
- Cozy wine taverns in the "small village of great wines"
- Events: "Walk around Tattendorf", grape harvest festival and much more.
- Tattendorf climbing park and butterfly world
- Alluvial hiking trails and walks through Tattendorf's vineyards: St. Laurent wine trail, Marien hiking trail, Triesting-Au cycle trail
- Piestingau clay pigeon shooting range
- Tattendorf climbing park
- Golf course in the immediate vicinity
- Bathing: Sightseeing and shopping, spa gardens, casino
- Roman thermal baths in Baden
* The mill
The mill was first mentioned in a document as early as 1258 and was rebuilt or reconstructed several times after several fires and devastation. Today, it wears the architectural dress of the late 18th and early 19th century. In years of painstaking work, our family succeeded in lovingly restoring the old building down to the smallest detail and harmoniously integrating the few but necessary structural changes into the overall structure.Among other things, the desolate Francis turbine, built in 1899, was repaired in order to obtain the water rights for the mill. In autumn 2011, the turbine was revitalized and since then we have been able to supply our electricity to the public grid.
Our family also restored the magnificent stucco ceiling in the private rooms. The mill is now a museum. Art and culture find their rightful place here at various events such as vernissages, exhibitions and concerts.
We are happy to show our guests the toil and hardship of the time with a guided tour of the mill.
Guided tours: During our informative guided tours, we would like to give people an appreciation of rural life and work. We particularly welcome school and children's groups. Please register by telephone!
