Weltevreden Mill

Molen Weltevreden is a round brick corn mill from 1817 on the edge of Domburg. It is a national monument and turns regularly thanks to a volunteer miller.

What can you expect at Molen Weltevreden?

• Building: It is a ground sailer, so the sails sweep down to just above the ground. Inside are two pairs of millstones.
• History: Mills have stood near the village since 1588. Jacob Coomans milled here from 1920 to 1963. The mill then nearly became a weekend home, but heritage lovers made sure the machinery was kept. It was restored in 1973.
• Owner: Since 1970 the mill has belonged to the municipality of Veere.

Practical information

• Visit: You can look inside when the mill is turning and the miller is present. Visits by appointment are not possible.
• Accessibility: Inside there are steep ladders.
• Surroundings: Combine your visit with Galerie Zeevonk, the Marie Tak van Poortvliet Museum or Westhove Castle.

If you see the sails turning, pop into Molen Weltevreden for a look.

Furthermore Weltevreden Mill is near the following sights: Marie Tak van Poortvliet Museum (±200 m), Johannes Church (±225 m), Tennis in Domburg (±250 m), Old Town Hall (±250 m) & Bust of Dr Mezger (±250 m).

For information

Roosjesweg 2, Domburg