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It's nice, but otherwise there is nothing in the area.

A "Private" sign doesn't prohibit entry, but it's also not entirely inviting, although perhaps it should be. The sculptures depicting fundamental rights in a picturesque setting are very topical. Maybe have a look at: https://www.muehle-malstedt-kunstwerkstatt.de/

I had imagined a mill to be different. Very nice! A natural pond with a stream bed and a particularly beautiful one Natural garden.

An art path leads through the large garden area and there are countless beautiful seating areas.

Visits to the mill are no longer possible. However, there are regular exhibitions in the gallery opened there, which can be visited during the opening times -

Good drivable paths (with and without asphalt) through the Bever lowlands. Very beautiful landscape. Highlights along the route: 1) Brickyard Pape in Bevern 2) Historic houses and barns in Plönjeshausen 3) Mill on the upper reaches of the Bever

The water mill in Malstedt is already as old as the village itself. Already in 1132 it was mentioned in a document. However, the existing mill was first built in 1763. Since the beginning of the last century until today it is owned by Ilka-M. and Bernd Sturm. Originally, the mill was powered by two water wheels, which have been replaced by turbines since 1907. During this time, she also served as a sawmill in addition to painting. During the Second World War, the mill fell victim to the flames, as did most of Malstedt. The watermill was rebuilt shortly after the end of the war. Since that time, the mill was operated as a modern feed factory, before the operation was completely discontinued in 2002. Thereafter, the mill facilities were dismantled and converted into apartments.