Grebiner Mill

In the mill there is a very lovingly furnished café and gallery.
In good weather, you can also enjoy coffee and cake outside in the spacious garden.

The Grebiner Mill is the landmark of the town and has its own café, the To`n Windbüdel.
The Grebiner Mill is gently elevated and right on the vineyard slope. It was built in 1851 by Carl Friedrich Trahn under the name "Wagrien". The four-storey cellar Dutch mill was in operation until 1947 and the tower consists of a stone substructure. The roof is covered with thatch and a copper dome. Inside is the Café To`n Windbüdel, which in summer invites you to enjoy fresh coffee, homemade cakes, small delicacies and the Grebin wine "So mookt wi dat". You can relax on rustic benches with a wonderful view from the small hill. holsteinischeschweiz.de/poi/grebiner-muehle

The Grebiner mill is a popular destination with the possibility of a coffee and cake break.