Zum Mühlenteich

The watermill is first mentioned in 1609. The current half-timbered part dates from 1730 and the stucco-decorated residential building from the 19th century. The water from the Hache was dammed in the approximately 4000 m² mill pond. In 1974 the company was stopped. Today the mill houses a sophisticatedly renovated restaurant and hotel.

The Hache rises in the Hache district of the Lower Saxon community of Bruchhausen-Vilsen, very close to the Siedequelle. It flows through the places Bensen, Freidorf, Bassum-Neubruchhausen, Syke-Jardinghausen, Syke-Henstedt, Syke-Hoope, Syke-Steimke, Syke, Syke-Lindhof, Syke-Barrien and Weyhe-Lahausen to Weyhe-Kirchweyhe. There it unites in the Kirchweyher See with the somewhat more watery Süstedter Bach and then flows as Ochtum on to the Weser to Bremen. (Source: wikipedia)the beautiful café, retaurant is located on the Neubruchhauser watermill site very tasty and from my own experience, prior registration very useful (even without Covid 19) information on the net: zum-muehlenteich.de

Restaurant and cafe on the idyllic Mühlenteich and on the Hache, with an adjacent green park.
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