Mühle Fortuna

Mühle Fortuna in Unewatt – historische Windmühle in Angeln

The Mill Fortuna in Unewatt is a special excursion destination for culture and technology enthusiasts in Schleswig-Holstein. The historic gallery Dutch windmill was built in 1878 and is part of the Landscape Museum Angeln/Unewatt in the municipality of Langballig, near the Flensburg Fjord.
With its four sails and fully equipped mill technology, the Mill Fortuna vividly demonstrates how grain was once ground. Two milling processes can be operated with wind or motor power. During demonstrations and guided tours, the traditional milling technology can be discovered.
The mill is part of a round path approximately 1.7 kilometers long through the museum village of Unewatt. Together with the historic butter mill, the smokehouse, and other museum stations, it offers exciting insights into the rural culture and history of the Angeln region.
Opening hours: The opening hours are based on the seasonal and event program of the Landscape Museum. For 2026, regular opening was planned from June 2 to August 30, Tuesday to Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. From September to October 31, visits were only possible during events and for registered groups with guided tours. Please check current dates before your visit.
Accessibility: Not all museum buildings and paths are barrier-free. For visiting the mill and its interiors, it is advisable to inquire in advance with the museum.
Address: Mühlenstraße 2, 24977 Langballig-Unewatt. Information: Landscape Museum Angeln/Unewatt, telephone 04636 1021.