Frohnauer Hammer
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The Frohnauer Hammer is a historic hammer mill and museum in Annaberg-Frohnau, Saxony, Germany. Originally a corn mill from the Middle Ages, it was converted into a hammer mill in 1621 and became Saxony's first technical monument, opening as a museum in 1910. It showcases preserved 17th-century ore processing technology.

📜 Historic hammer mill and museum in Annaberg-Frohnau, Saxony.
🔍 First technical monument of Saxony, preserved 17th-century equipment.
⚙️ Originally a medieval corn mill, converted to a hammer mill in 1621.

Why Go

⚒️ See original ore processing technology in action
🏛️ Explore a complex with a manor house and workshop
🌟 Experience special events like Advent and Christmas traditions
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Educational programs and children's activities available

Why Avoid

💤 May be less engaging for those uninterested in industrial history
⚠️ Visits are exclusively via guided tours

Cost

💰 Adults 15 CZK / 0.60 EUR, group prices and combo tickets available.

Hours

🕒 Tuesday - Sunday, 9:00 - 17:00 (last entry 16:00).
🗓️ Open on Advent Mondays and public holidays.
⛔ Closed December 25th and January 1st.
🎄 December 31st 10:00 - 15:00, December 24th by request.

Last updated 6 months ago

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