History of Creation
The mill was built in the late 18th century and played an important role in the economic life of the village. It provided grain milling services for local residents and surrounding villages. Thanks to its advantageous location on the river, the mill worked reliably for many years. Over time, its structure underwent changes, but some elements have survived to this day. The miller’s house, located nearby, dates back to the first half of the 20th century and serves as an example of rural architecture of that period. This place is a living testimony to the working life of Belarusian peasants.
Tours with a Visit to the Mill
You can visit the Water Mill in Zarechye as part of tours around Belarus, which introduce you to the history and cultural heritage of the Braslav region. Tours with a visit to the mill allow you to see the preserved elements of this ancient hydraulic structure and the miller’s house. Here, you will learn about the mill’s operations, its significance for local residents, and interesting historical facts. You can book a tour from Minsk or other cities to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the past and discover new corners of Belarus.
