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is the windmill town, we have eaten and celebrated several times in one of the mills. Recommended.

Windmill town of Woldegk – real blades are still turning here on three of a total of five windmills that have been preserved.

On one of the highest mountains in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the Woldegker Mühlenberg, there are still three windmills standing close together. From the cobblestones of Mühlendamm, it is the "Mühlenmuseum" mill that draws everyone's attention. It is a windmill over 100 years old with white canvas on the mill blades. It is the last Dutch windmill in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania where the sailcloth-covered mill blades still turn in the wind. Inside the windmill, 5000 years of grain processing are shown and invite children in particular to try them out. Windmill models on a scale of 1:50 provide information about 900 years of windmill development. The Beschüttboden offers a unique view, because only from here is it still possible to see one of the four other windmills in Woldegk from each window. If there is not a south-west or north-west wind, you can see the city, the lake and the Helpter Berg, at 179.1 m the highest elevation in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, from the Windrosenbock. (Source: https://www.windmuehlenstadt-woldegk.de/muehlenmuseum-woldegk/ on October 14, 2022)

beautifully restored windmills on the Mühlenberg and a museum worth seeing.

On one of the highest mountains in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, the Woldegker Mühlenberg, there are still three windmills standing close together. From the cobblestones of the Mühlendamm it is the "Mühlenmuseum" mill that draws everyone's attention. It is a windmill over 100 years old with white canvas on the mill blades. It is the last Dutch windmill in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania where the sailcloth-covered mill blades still turn in the wind. Inside the windmill, 5000 years of grain processing are shown and invite children in particular to try them out. Windmill models on a scale of 1:50 provide information about 900 years of windmill development. The Beschüttboden offers a unique view, because only from here is it still possible to see one of the four other windmills in Woldegk from each window. If there isn't a south-west or north-west wind, you can see the city, the lake and the Helpter Berg from Windrosenbock, at 179.1 m the highest point in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Source: www.amt.windmuehlenstadt-woldegk.de/muehlenmuseum-woldegk

Here the blades still turn in the wind on three of a total of five surviving windmills when it is blowing properly. The windmills characterize the city, at each town entrance you are greeted by a mill. There are three mills on the Mühlenberg, one is used as a café with guesthouse and the other two mills as a museum. Every year at Pentecost, the windmill day, there is a big celebration with a colorful programme.

Worth seeing Woldegk mill museum with 6 windmills and a mill café. More information: https://www.windmuehlenstadt-woldegk.de/muehlenmuseum-woldegk/ and https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woldegk#Bauwerke

On one of the highest mountains of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the Woldegker Mühlenberg, are still three closely spaced windmills. From the cobblestones of the Mühlendamm it is the mill "Mill Museum", which attracts everyone's attention. It is a more than 100 years old windmill with white sails on the mill wings. It is the last Dutch windmill in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, where the canvas wings covered with canvas are still turning in the wind. Inside the windmill 5000 years of grain processing are presented and invite especially children to try out. Windmill models in 1:50 scale provide information about 900 years of development history of windmills. The bottom of the bed provides a unique view, because only from here it is still possible to see from each window another of the four other windmills of Woldegk. Should not be just southwest or northwest wind, can be seen from the wind rose ibex on the city, the lake and on the Helpter mountain, with 179.1 m, the highest peak of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Source: https://www.windmuehlenstadt-woldegk.de/muehlenmuseum-woldegk/