Löwitův mlýn

Beautiful resting place for walks with your dog 🤩

The beautiful and interesting mill probably dates back to the 13th century. However, the first written mention of it comes from 1595. In the following years it was rebuilt many times, the current massive Baroque two-storey building dates back to 1747. In 1720 it was listed as a "large manorial mill", it included a sawmill and factory. It is named after the baker Jáchy Löwit, who bought it in 1883. During the wars for the Austrian heritage in the 1840s, Libeň was looted and the mill destroyed, as well as the adjoining manorial brewery. In 1872, the regulation of the Vltava riverbed began. During this modification, the mill arm, which bypassed the Jewish Libeň, was dried and the mill was canceled. The beautiful and interesting mill object probably dates back to the 13th century. However, the first written mention of it dates back to 1595. In the following years it was rebuilt many times, the current massive Baroque two-storey building is dated to 1747. In 1720 it was referred to as "the Great Mill", including a sawmill and a factory. It bears the name of a baker Jáchy Löwit, who bought it in 1883. At the time of the Austrian heritage wars in the 1840s, Libeň was plundered and the mill destroyed, as was the neighboring manor brewery. In 1872, the Vltava river bed began to be regulated. During this modification, the mill arm was also dried, which surrounded the Jewish Libeň and the mill was closed.

Very nice facilities and the environment, especially the "basement" has a great atmosphere. A good idea is a recovery through various events, from second-hand store, through exercises to cultural events. The building deserves renovation and better utilization. A little worse is that the backgrounds, but sometimes you just can not keep everything just perfect. Certainly recommend there to visit some event.

It didn't bother me at all

Too bad it doesn't serve the public.