Mills in Sønderborg
The Sønderborg area is home to five wind mills and a water and wind mill site.
Photo: VisitSønderborg
Photo: Havnbjerg Mølle
Havnbjerg Mølle - history
Fully thatched windmill of Dutch type, built in 1835 and situated on a high hilltop with the church of Havnbjerg as a neighbour.
Photo: Conni Ernst
Elstrup Mølle
When you think about the significant effort it takes to build a mill, imagine the effort required to move one
Photo: Conni Ernst
Vibæk Vandmølle - history
The watermill was originally located higher up the stream at Møllehole, slightly northwest of Vibøge.
Photo: Kim Toft Jørgensen
Slotsmøllen Sønderborg
The first mill was built in 1791 on land that had been the gardens of Sønderborg Slot, hence the name.
Photo: Nybøl Mølle
Nybøl Mølle
The mill bears witness to a terrible accident, is a symbol of Danish victory in the 3-year war and was used as headquarters for the Prussians in 1864.
Photo: Kim Toft Jørgensen/Sønderborg Kommune
Dybbøl Mølle - Denmark's national symbol
Dybbøl Mølle - the mill of type gallery-Holland, known as national symbol of Danish bravery