Schlösslesmühle

The Schlösslesmühle is idyllically located on the old post road, in the middle of the Siebenmühlental. Coming from Echterdingen as well as Steinenbronn, there is free access to Schlösslesmühle and there are plenty of parking spaces available. For hikers and walkers, the Schlösslesmühle is the ideal starting point, with the option of stopping off at the café-restaurant and, in summer, the Schlösslesmühle beer garden.

The Schlösslesmühle is the 6th mill in the Siebenmühlental.
story
The Schlößlesmühle is located on Schweizer Strasse or as it was said,
the "Alte Poststrasse". That was because this is the ONLY major Poststrasse
was in Alt-Württemberg, on which the stagecoach took the international route from
Frankfurt to Stuttgart via the Alte Weinsteige to Degerloch, Echterdingen
to the Schlösslesmühle (bus stop and gastronomy). From here
Then it went on to Waldenbuch, Dettenhausen, Tübingen to after
Schaffhausen in Switzerland. From there on to Italy.
The Alte Poststrasse / Schweizer Strasse was not only designed by Johann Wolfgang
Goethe, but also from Messrs. Friedrich Schiller, Wilhelm Hauff, Ludwig
Uhland and Justinus Kerner traveled on and also partly hiked.

The Schlößlesmühle was mentioned for the first time in 1451. She had over the
Several owners for decades. The mill produced flour until 1925, but that
The mill wheel ran until World War II and supplied the mill with electricity.
In 1945 the mill building with the mill wheel was badly damaged.
The Schlößlesmühle has been owned by the Stäbler family for over 75 years,
which you and your team warmly welcome.
Here the boss cooks himself from selected ingredients that are fresh every day
prepared for you. In summer you can comfortably stay in our
romantic beer garden or in our.

In the middle of the Siebenmühlental - great rest and refreshment opportunities