Havnø Mill

Havnø Mill is a historic gem near Hadsund – a beautiful thatched Dutch-style windmill from 1842 and the oldest preserved windmill in North Jutland, still turning gracefully in the wind. Originally, it ground barley for export and flour for the employees of Havnø Manor. Today, the mill has been beautifully restored and now operates as a working museum. Step inside to explore its fascinating history, see the mighty sails turn when the weather allows, and on special days, watch flour being ground on the mill’s original stones – a rare experience of living cultural heritage.

The mill is set in a unique landscape between Mariager Fjord and Lounkær Forest, making it a perfect stop on a trip through Himmerland – perhaps combined with a hike, a bike ride, or a picnic in the countryside.

Practical Information
• Opening hours: Every Wednesday 10 am–4 pm during summer (June–August). Free admission.
• Guided tours: Private tours and group visits outside opening hours can be arranged.
• Accessibility: The site is not suitable for wheelchairs, walkers, or prams.
• Dogs: Dogs on a leash are welcome in the area (but not inside the mill). Service dogs are allowed everywhere.
• Parking: Free at the rest area by Møllebakken.

Read more and book a private guided tour at nordjyskemuseer.dk/havoe-moelle