In this article I would like you to discover the Croda mill which is located in a town near Treviso called Refrontolo.
A really beautiful and enchanting place that in a certain way reminds us a little of fairy tales, this water ulino is still fully functional and is located in a lesser known place in the Veneto region.
I am a lucky girl because I live right near Treviso so I am a few kilometers from this mill.
This mill still dates back to 1600 and remained in operation until 1953 only to be unfortunately abandoned, fortunately after a few years, the municipality of Refrontolo bought it, invested money to restore it and today it is possible to visit it and it is fortunately still in operation.
This beautiful frame that you see in the photo has also been installed to be able to take beautiful photos to share on social networks.
This beautiful mill also represents an opportunity in my opinion to be able to explore the Prosecco hills and its numerous villages that populate it and from this place numerous paths depart to travel the old tracks that the miners used to do.
During the opening days it is possible to visit the interior of the Mill where the Antica Macina was rebuilt but above all they have created a museum that tells a little about the history of this mill season by season Admission is paid and costs 3 euro.
I am really happy that this cultural heritage has been recovered and can be visited because I who have visited it several times is always a wonderful experience.
The beauty, however, is not only visiting the ancient mill but also the surrounding landscape which is very naturalistic.
I leave you under the official website of the Mill so that if you have to plan a visit you have all the information you need to do it.
https://www.molinettodellacroda.it/
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Very interesting place. It´s fascinating to imagine the true power of water powered tools that were in use dating far back into the middle ages or roman times. Even though the final step to water based forging and stuff was not widespread it nontheless enabled our ancestors to start a partial automatization even long before coal powered machines were invented.
thank you for comment