Brundby Stubmølle
A traditional wooden post mill in the fields outside Brundby village, with a red mill house on a small mound. It is a classic image of Samsø's rural scenery.
Brundby is a small village in southern Samsø, known for its well-preserved rural character and for the Brundby Rock Hotel, a summer music venue. In the fields outside the village stands a stubmølle, a post mill whose entire mill house is mounted on a central post so it can turn to face the wind. It is one of the few mills of this type still surviving in Denmark and is protected as a heritage building. The surrounding fields of wheat and potatoes make it a good place to stop and take photos while cycling. Usually only the exterior can be viewed, though there are occasional open days. Brundby is only a few kilometers from Ballen harbour and Tranebjerg, so it can easily be included on the way.
Opening hours
Exterior visible all day
Nearby sights
- Samsø Museum
- Samsø Energy Academy
- Ballen Harbour
- Brattingsborg Manor
- Sælvig
- Vesborg Fyr
- Kanhave Canal
- Stavns Fjord