Molen de Korenaer

Why locals love it

Molen de Korenaer, situated in district Loosduinen, is nowadays the only windmill in The Hague that still functions as flour mill. De Korenaer was (re)built in 1721, after the previous mill was destroyed by a hurricane.

Locals in The Hague recommend: Molen de Korenaer. Photo by Jorinde van der Burgh.

Things to do in The Hague: Molen de Korenaer. Photo by Maarten Kop.

Local Jorinde recommends in The Hague: Molen de Korenaer. Photo by Maarten Kop .

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Why you should visit it

You haven't seen The Netherlands if you haven't vistited a real Dutch windmill. It is interesting to learn how a mill works. Next to that you have a nice view from the platform and you can buy flour for pancakes, bread or zandkoekjes in the shop.

Special tip

In special occasions it is possible to visit De Korenaer outside the regular opening hours. Contact the millers via email to ask for an appointment.

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Abbey Church view from the mill.

Maarten

Local Ambassador

September 10, 2018 0 likes

Thanks Jorinde for your tip. From the mill you have an amazing view of the Abbey church the oldest building in The Hague!

Maarten

Local Ambassador

September 10, 2018 0 likes

Molen de Korenaer
Margaretha van Hennebergweg 4, 2552 BA, The Hague
The Hague
Th: 10:00-16:30
Sa: 10:00-16:30
www.molendekorenaer.nl

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