--- title: "Kühnitzsch windmill" url: "https://www.leipzig.travel/en/poi/kuehnitzsch-windmill" description: "The current trestle windmill was built in 1812. It is still fully functional today. Visitors can learn about the miller's trade and find out how flour is made from grain. The rotating windmill blades can be seen from afar on the outside, while the comb wheel, millstones, separators and elevators are in motion on the inside - demonstrating the interplay of the grinding steps. Particularly attractive for visitors is the \"turning into the wind\" of the mill, as it is no longer turned piece by piece with a flock and winch, but a lance pulls the mill in the desired wind direction on the star wheel. Further facts in brief: until 1974was ground with wind1978handed over to the municipality as a technical monument. monument1992Windmill blades were installed2015Hatz-Engine, year of construction 1936, back in function The Bock windmill in Kühnitzsch is a technical monument and is looked after by the Heimat- und Mühlenverein Kühnitzsch/Körlitz e.V. (local history and mill association). Private tours of the mill are available for guests and groups. Please register by telephone. Association chairwoman Kerstin Kaltofen: +49 (0)34262 62845 or hobby miller Günter Hübner: +49 (0)34262 62810" language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/923176/4907d2332e0496fd02a4d78c8f5c6efb7494acffac8fbf6ab517c10a8b3689d5/k-hnitzsch-windmill-industrial-culture-in-the-leipzig-region.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > Leipzig Travel > Special > Destination.Data Details > Poi" --- Share Kühnitzsch windmill =================== - Mill - Worth seeing Kühnitzsch windmill - industrial culture in the Leipzig region The current trestle windmill was built in 1812. It is still fully functional today. Visitors can learn about the miller's trade and find out how flour is made from grain. The rotating windmill blades can be seen from afar on the outside, while the comb wheel, millstones, separators and elevators are in motion on the inside - demonstrating the interplay of the grinding steps. Particularly attractive for visitors is the "turning into the wind" of the mill, as it is no longer turned piece by piece with a flock and winch, but a lance pulls the mill in the desired wind direction on the star wheel. Further facts in brief: **until 1974**was ground with wind**1978**handed over to the municipality as a technical monument. monument**1992**Windmill blades were installed**2015**Hatz-Engine, year of construction 1936, back in functionThe Bock windmill in Kühnitzsch is a technical monument and is looked after by the Heimat- und Mühlenverein Kühnitzsch/Körlitz e.V. (local history and mill association). Private tours of the mill are available for guests and groups. Please register by telephone. Association chairwoman Kerstin Kaltofen: +49 (0)34262 62845 or hobby miller Günter Hübner: +49 (0)34262 62810 Read more Good to know ------------ Directions & Parking facilities By public transport: From Leipzig main station take the RE50 to Wurzen. In Wurzen change to bus line 660 to Kühnitzsch (Falkenhain), Körlitzer Str.. The destination is about 740 m away on foot. By car: Take the B6 to Roitzscher Hauptstraße in Wurzen. Take Körlitzer Str., Kühnitzscher Str. and Körlitzer Str. to Mühlenweg in Lossatal. Read more Organization Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH License (master data) Leipzig Tourismus und Marketing GmbH Nearby ------ View on map - Place of interest - Other - Worth seeing - Mill Contact Mühlenweg 04808 Falkenhain