Mills in the Weerterland and Grenspark Kempen-Broek

The Weerterland

The region in and around the municipality of Weert is especially known for its green surroundings and the many windmills and water mills in the area.

Visit a mill 

At many mills, the sails or water wheel still turn on certain days. The miller will then explain how the mill works. For the times when you can visit the mills, see our events calendar or the information page of the mill in question.

Molenroutes

You can visit the various mills individually, but you can also plan a route along several mills. Check our route planners for walking, cycling, car or motorbike routes along the mills in Weerterland or in Grenspark Kempen~Broek, partly just across the border in Belgium.

Tip m.b.t. de routeplanner

When you are on the route planner, tick the sights category under see and do. The mills are part of the sights and are then shown along with them. By clicking on a blue dot you will see what it is. At the prettiest routes, the red dots show the routes. Click on them and you will see the whole route.

MolenNetwerk Kempenbroek

You can also take a look at the website of Molennetwerk Kempenbroek ( http://www.kempenbroekmolens.org ) for more specific information about the various windmills and watermills. There you can read more about the Story of the Mills, about the mill types and types within Kempen~Broek and about the Language of the mills. You will also find the latest mill news and the current mill agenda.

Word ook vrijwilliger op een molen

Get involved in preserving a mill in Weerterland. A mill is absolutely contemporary. But remember; mills are nothing for wimps.