The Molí de Sant Anastasi, in the Bordeta neighborhood, is one of the facilities included in the Museu de l'Aigua (Water Museum) route that explains the importance of the use of this natural resource in the development of the city. It is a flour mill of medieval origin (thirteenth century) that used the water from the Fontanet ditch to thresh the grain. It preserves the original dimensions that included the barn and the miller's house and is the only memory that remains of the old village of Vilanoveta de Fontanet (now La Bordeta).
Schedule
- Sundays from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m
Guided tours
- Free entry.
- Check availability with the Water Museum about guided tours and rates.
- The schedule of the arranged visits are adapted to the needs of the groups and to the availability of the museum.
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