The water mill in Jelka is located in a beautiful corner on the bank of the Little Danube. The restored mill, which originally belonged to Jozef Németh, is currently open to the public. A remarkable technical monument in southwestern Slovakia is accessible by a dirt road (1 km) from the road from the village Jelka towards Dunajská Streda. The oldest proof of the mill comes from 1894. The mill originally consisted of two ships built in the middle, connected by a massive mill wheel. Since 1983 the mill has been registered in the State List of Real Estate Cultural Monuments in Slovakia.

Gerd

October 12, 2020

With the help of the local history museum in Galanta and the municipal office in Jelka, the building was reconstructed in 1992 and a small open-air museum on the agricultural past of the municipality was set up in its vicinity. The repaired mill can be visited.

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VladoB

April 24, 2021

beautiful wooden mill set in nice nature. you can find there some restaurants.

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