Pullmann Mill Water mill with grounds
Pullmann mill is a water mill located in the village Nitra, Nitra region. The building comes from the second half of the 18th century and is protected as a national cultural monument.
The area of the mill is related to four recorded objects under number ÚZPF 233-12186. The first one is the water mill itself, built at the end of the 18th century. The second object is a technological device that dates back to 1935-1936. The third first element of the complex is water drive, built of stone and concrete without essays at the end of the 18th century. The lime trees, which form the natural-landscape area from the beginning of the 20th century, are also a part of this.
The water mill is a brick building located at the address of the mill in Dolné Krškany, Nitra. The area is not recorded with specific data on available, flooring or floor plan.
The mill stands in the cadastral territory of the village of Nitra and was declared a national cultural monument. This area is part of the historical heritage of Nitra, which has been preserved to date.
Historical Milestones
- end of the 18th century
- Water mill formation
- 1935-1936
- Status of technological equipment
- early 20th century
- Creation of a natural landscape area with lip trees
Interesting facts
The Pullmann mill is protected as a national cultural monument. The mill comes from the second half of the 18th century. - The area is related to four recorded objects under number ÚZPF 233-12186. The technological facility of the area dates back to 1935-1936. - The water rush, built of stones and concrete without essays, comes from the end of the 18th century.
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Hello, everyone who has just stopped before one of the most interesting sights of our region - the Pullmann mill. Standing in your heart Nitra, where history and nature combine their threads into one fascinating fabric. If you are unaccustomed to this place, you may now boast that you are likely to have one of the older and least fat - covered mills before you, easily froze into the background of the picturesque region. Pullmann's dung is the only one on its own. Its origin swells in the mystery of the century and although we lack accurate information about its founders, we can imagine that it was based on the dawn of modern design in Nitra. Mills like this were an essential part of life, which returned according to the marches of the river Nitra - a source of energy and a life cross for the town. When you look around, simple but effective structures can be noticed. The mill wheel, originally powered by natural water power, is still visible as a witness to the past. If you look inside, you will find that many parts have been designed to last many years of hard work. Note, too, the stone architecture produced from local materials - a way to facilitate its resistance to natural violence. Although specific historical personalities associated with this place may have been unknown, it could have been the inhabitants of Nitra who used his services. Mills like this were centres of community activities and their importance for everyday life was not only economic but also social. Most of all, she can take this memory of her secret. Sometimes there was talk of hidden spaces within the mill, where old documents or even treasure could be hidden. Although it is a legendary addition, it adds time and interest to the place. Now, when you noticed the first details of the Pullmann mill, I would later encourage you to continue to discover it. Nitra has many similar hidden stones and each tells its unique story. As a visitor, you can embark on more detailed research or just enjoy the quiet surroundings. Thank you for your attention and interest. If you want to discover more, Nitra has many other secrets prepared for you. When we learn!
Tips for visitors
For a visit we recommend early morning or late afternoon, when light is favorable and in the area is quiet. For a tour, take comfortable shoes suitable for nature and walking on historical terrain. For photos, focus the lens on the water wheel and details of the mill architecture, especially during the golden hour before sunset. For families with children, the visit is an opportunity to learn about the principle of water mill operation and the history of millering in practice.
Frequently asked questions
Can the monument be visited?
This is a technical monument. Some are open as exhibitions, others are out of use or on private land. We have not verified whether this one is accessible.
What are the opening hours and admission?
We have not verified the opening hours or admission. Current information is published by the operator.
Where is the monument?
Location: Pri mlyne, Dolné Krškany, Nitra, Nitriansky kraj. The map on this page shows the exact spot.
Why is the monument protected?
It is listed in the Central List of the Monuments Fund of the Slovak Republic as a national cultural monument (ÚZPF no. 233-12186).
For children
Hello, little adventurers! Today we take a breathtaking journey to time and go to one of the most interesting sights in the Nitra region - Pullmann Mill. This historical monument is like a hidden stone in a current that tells us about the times when trees and streams were our best friends.
Thematic route
Thematic cruise route from Nitra with the main aim Pullmann mill
1. Pullmann Mill Type: Historical industrial object Important: Mill is one of the oldest preserved watermelons in Slovakia. Its history can be revived until the 13th century, when it originally served to revive the town of Nitra. Today, visitors can learn about technology from the past through exhibitions and interactive elements. 2. Nitra Museum (Museum of the City of Nitra) Type: Historical Museum Important: Located in a historically interesting place, the Nitra Museum offers a view of the history of Nitra. Focused on urban and regional history, it provides information on the development of the room from prehistoric times. 3. St. Nicholas Church (Church) Type: Historical church Important: This baroque church is one of the historical sacral monuments in Nitra. Its architecture and interior with frescoes from Kilyán Ignácí Dientzenhofferov brings the 18th century. 4. Nitra Castle Type: Historical Castle Important: Nitra Castle is one of the oldest and largest castle complexes in Slovakia. His historical events and architectural features from Gothic to Baroque offer a view of the past. 5. Nitra Town Hall (Radnica) Type: Historical building Important: This municipal office is probably the oldest in Slovakia and proud of Gothic architecture. Nitra Town Hall symbolizes the town's livelihood and long tradition of self-governing in the region. This route offers a combination of historical monuments and an opportunity for complete knowledge of Nitra as one of the oldest towns in Slovakia.
Seasonal recommendations
Jaro: In the spring season, the Pullmann mill around Nitra is surrounded by green and flowering rose grass. Morning sunny peppers reveal details of monuments that are more pronounced in fine light. It is recommended to visit in the morning or dinner when the crowds are smaller. Clothing should be adapted to temperatures; cooling clothing with capuchin or jacket may be suitable.
Leto: In summer, the Pullmann mill in Nitra is attractive. Long sunny gouts allow a longer visit, but a quick visit in the morning or afternoon is recommended due to higher temperatures and larger crowds. When planning the visit, we recommend wearing casual clothing, sunglasses and sufficient water.
Podzim: The podzimné period offers converted barracks of forestry to live gold and heat. Sun gouts are warmer, so visitors can enjoy the outdoor environment without worrying about the cold. It is recommended to wear top clothes that can be thrown away at warmer hours, and the use of special winter days without a raincoat.
Winter: The Pullmann mill has a different atmosphere in winter. Winter sunshine paprika and covered with snow or led crust monuments provide a unique view. Open hours may be limited due to cold weather. It is recommended to wear warm clothing, including fur clothes, protective footwear and possibly waterproof clothing. This time is suitable for a quiet visit, as crowds are minimal.
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