Exhibitions

Equipped with a flour brush, this is your chance to explore the mill guided by the mill itself! Audio play telling the history of Tiefenbrunnen Mill and other stories. 60'

Six screens offer an animation-based overview of the mill - and an insight into the details of flour production. Short films of the Bühler AG explain the challenges of the future food production. 45'

Flour keeps disappearing from the mill and nobody knows why. Who can solve The Mystery of Tiefenbrunnen Mill? 60'

All those plates of food passing by on a conveyor belt... See anything you fancy? If so, press the STOP button and find out more about the pleasures of the palate, a healthy diet, and responsible food production.

These four models demonstrate how the mill actually works. Take a look. Try them out. Got it? The model-mills are currently not on display.

The bell that rings every day at 3 pm is a signal that the industrial mill of 1913 is about to grind into action once again. Our miller can show you the mill in action and explain how flour is produced.

This is where it gets hands-on, because here, you can grind your own flour out of wheat grains. You even have different mills to choose from, including a Neolithic grinding stone! Once you're done, you can take your flour home with you or use it to bake a bread roll in the Bakery.

You don't even have to climb down again: Because the wooden slide originally intended for heavy sacks of flour now serves a very different purpose: to take tired museum visitors back to ground level!