Bad Nauheim: Enthusiasm for the German Mill Day 2026 is growing!

Bad Nauheim: Enthusiasm for the German Mill Day 2026 is growing!

In Bad Nauheim, preparations for a big event are in full swing: German Mill Day will take place on Whit Monday, May 25, 2026, during which the re-inauguration of the windmill on the mill tower will be celebrated. This goes hand in hand with the inauguration of new wings that further beautify the historic building. Loud FNP The technical preparations for the assembly of the mill wings have already been completed, while the outside of the mill tower itself has been restored and now has a new hood.

In the past, numerous visitors have taken advantage of the cultural offerings around the mill tower. Guided hikes took place in which over 40 interested people took part. The route led to historical places such as graduation towers and offered an impressive view over Bad Nauheim and the surrounding area. The participants were accompanied by the tour guide Georg Borchers, who introduced them to the history of the salt boiling industry - a history that goes back to the 17th century and right up to the post-war period.

Costs and support

The total cost of the new wings and the technology is around 150,000 euros, with each wing costing around 20,000 euros. To achieve this financial goal, donations are welcome. Supporters can make their contributions via two accounts of the support association and receive creative recognition for larger donations, such as sponsorships or personalized viewing areas.

The preparations for Mill Day can also be seen in the context of an industrial culture day that recently took place with over 250 visitors from Bad Nauheim, Friedberg, Butzbach, Hanau, Hamburg and Freiburg. Here, a thank you drink offered the opportunity to thank all the volunteers.

Community and culture

The fascination for the mill is not only reflected in the financial aspects, but also in the enthusiasm of the community that comes together in this setting. The atmosphere of the events and the joy of exchange are the focus. The city is looking forward to the upcoming Mill Day, which not only celebrates the completion of the construction work, but also the cultural wealth of the region.

For anyone interested in finding out more about the Mill Days and the resulting offerings, it is worth visiting the association's website or taking a look at the local event calendar. As with any large project, there are still opportunities to support or simply take part in this exciting cultural event.