Lindelse Mølle

Lindelse Mølle

Lindelse Mølle

Home of the Phoenix Mill

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Home of the Phoenix Mill

Home of the Phoenix Mill

Projects/Events

Here is a collection of snapshots close to our heart—projects, events, and moments that brought us together

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Stedet Tæller X Realdania

Retain the stable ruins and build an architurally stunning community centre

Stedet Tæller X Realdania

Retain the stable ruins and build an architurally stunning community centre

Stedet Tæller X Realdania

Retain the stable ruins and build an architurally stunning community centre

Creative workshops

Community creative workshops often with a mill theme

Creative workshops

Community creative workshops often with a mill theme

Creative workshops

Community creative workshops often with a mill theme

The South Funen Archipelago UNESCO Geopark

Lindelse Mill Association is a Geopark partner

The South Funen Archipelago UNESCO Geopark

Lindelse Mill Association is a Geopark partner

The South Funen Archipelago UNESCO Geopark

Lindelse Mill Association is a Geopark partner

Pop-Up Cafes

Pop-Up Cafes are held on the ast Sunday of one summer month each year

Pop-Up Cafes

Pop-Up Cafes are held on the ast Sunday of one summer month each year

Pop-Up Cafes

Pop-Up Cafes are held on the ast Sunday of one summer month each year

Mill Restoration

Stage 1 of mill restoration - 2023-2025

Mill Restoration

Stage 1 of mill restoration - 2023-2025

Mill Restoration

Stage 1 of mill restoration - 2023-2025

Public toilet

Public toilet built with support from the European European

Public toilet

Public toilet built with support from the European European

Public toilet

Public toilet built with support from the European European

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The Wings of the Mill

The Campbell Family - "the crazy English"

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The Campbell family is the new owner of the mill and mill house. Working on restoring the house and grounds, they have opened the doors to the once closed mill and have brought the community back to save the heart of Lindelse.

The Campbell Family - "the crazy English"

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The Campbell family is the new owner of the mill and mill house. Working on restoring the house and grounds, they have opened the doors to the once closed mill and have brought the community back to save the heart of Lindelse.

The Campbell Family - "the crazy English"

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The Campbell family is the new owner of the mill and mill house. Working on restoring the house and grounds, they have opened the doors to the once closed mill and have brought the community back to save the heart of Lindelse.

Events

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The Mill Association hosts events throughout the year, such as Danish Mill Day and Langeland’s Light in the Darkness, as well as community dinners, concerts, and workshops.

Events

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The Mill Association hosts events throughout the year, such as Danish Mill Day and Langeland’s Light in the Darkness, as well as community dinners, concerts, and workshops.

Events

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The Mill Association hosts events throughout the year, such as Danish Mill Day and Langeland’s Light in the Darkness, as well as community dinners, concerts, and workshops.

Visit the Mill

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Guests are welcome to visit the mill and use the picnic tables. Access is free.The mill is open during events and by appointment, and on most days in the spring, summer and autumn. Toilet facilities are available. No smoking in and around the mill - Click for Directions

Visit the Mill

Click to learn more

Guests are welcome to visit the mill and use the picnic tables. Access is free.The mill is open during events and by appointment, and on most days in the spring, summer and autumn. Toilet facilities are available. No smoking in and around the mill - Click for Directions

Visit the Mill

Click to learn more

Guests are welcome to visit the mill and use the picnic tables. Access is free.The mill is open during events and by appointment, and on most days in the spring, summer and autumn. Toilet facilities are available. No smoking in and around the mill - Click for Directions

About the Mill

Lindelse Mill has a vibrant history dating back to the 1500s. The current mill, rebuilt in 1828 after a fire, is a Dutch-style mill known also as ‘Phoenix Mill,’ symbolizing rebirth.

The mill ceased operations in the 1960s and underwent some restoration in the 1980s.

Visitors can explore the original mill stones, wheels, shafts and sieves, and enjoy panoramic views from the second-floor gallery.

The mill ceased operations in the 1960s and underwent some restoration in the 1980s..

The mill ceased operations in the 1960s and underwent some restoration in the 1980s.

Let’s Connect

Contact Info

Lindelse, Møllebanken 1, 5900 Rudkøbing

lindelsemolle@gmail.com

+45 30510137