Water Mill Museum in Grotte

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Modica, Italy

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Museum· Mill· Tourist attraction

Water Mill Museum in Grotte Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Water Mill Museum in Grotte is located in Modica, Italy on Via Cava Ispica, 89. Water Mill Museum in Grotte is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category museum in Italy.

Address

Via Cava Ispica, 89

Phone

+39 932771048

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Cédrick Moriggi

Absolutely great. We loved it, including the kids. They also have an extra 2 euro a great audio system that explains for each room what needs to be known. They have also a coffee and a small shop which sales local products like olive oil, cheese, etc. Rarely seen such a commitment and perfection in a family museum. Definitely and’ experience to do

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Mark Hrbrs

Your host is more then friendly, welcome with open arms and tells you in English about his profession in the Watermill and about his ancestors. Dates back to early 1800 and the mechanism is amazing! The lady of the house is absolute charming but understands nothing else then Italian. Before or after visiting Ispica Cave enlightens your day absolutely!

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roger harrison

Excellent look back into the history of the flour water mills that used to be along the river in grottoes in this valley. This original mill has all the remarkable original workings plus living quarters of the miller and family going back 4 generations. The lady who runs the mill is the wife of the present miller!! See the original grind stones actually grinding. There is also a small shop where you can buy the flour made and the local walnuts. A remarkable and not to be missed opportunity.

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T Parrish

Well worth a visit. The lady (7th generation miller I think; my Italian is very poor!) is so nice and the audio in each room gives some very interesting information in a variety of languages. Amazing to think of the generations who have lived and worked from the caves behind the modern facade; right up to the 1950s

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James Smyth

The water mill museum is extremely interesting! The museum is run by the same family that used to operater the mill before it shut down in 1957. Tours are offered in multiple languages, including English.