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Sint-Janshuismolen

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A historic windmill where visitors can witness its working mechanisms.

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Situated on the city's ramparts, Sint-Janshuismolen is one of the few windmills in Bruges still in operation. Built in 1770, it offers a unique opportunity to see a traditional grain mill in action. Climb inside to explore its wooden gears and learn about the miller's craft. The surrounding area provides a picturesque backdrop for a leisurely walk along Bruges' ancient defensive walls.

What Makes It Special

One of the few operational windmills in Bruges.

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Kruisvest 3, 8000 Brugge, Belgium

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Best visited on a breezy day to see the sails in motion.

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