Illingmühle Historic Sawmill

around 1860, mill ensemble (cutting mill, house, barn) with technical equipment and water system - technical monument and local historical importance. Remarkable water system, piped inlet, overshot water wheel, comb gear, two engines as additional drives (from 1927 and 1936, one probably as a diesel engine), saw frame, planing mill, various saws, workshop with equipment.

The Illingmühle is located in the Gimmlitztal. It was built in 1791 as a board mill. For this purpose, an artificial moat was created by the Gimmlitz. From 1862 to 1989, the mill was owned by the Illing family, from which it takes its name. The Illingmühle is one of the few functioning water mills and is today a technical monument. This insider tip is highly recommended and open to visitors around the clock. The nice operator is happy to provide information about the mill.

Here is a historic and working sawmill. On Whit Monday for the day of the mills there will be show demonstrations. Right next to it there is a small hiking cafe