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Located in Kūlio Daubos village within the Varnių Regional Park, Angelų Mill is a historic water mill built in 1851 on the banks of the Virvytė River. Constructed from stone masonry and wooden structures, this cultural heritage site has preserved its authentic appearance and technological features. In 2010, a reconstruction transformed the mill into a visitor attraction, featuring a museum and spaces tailored for tourists.

The restored surroundings include a tea house, outdoor ovens, a pier, and picturesque scenery with forests, a 50-hectare pond, and the river. Guided tours offer a glimpse into ancient grain milling equipment and the mill's storied past. Visits are available by prior arrangement only.

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+370 655 74447

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www.angelumalunas.lt

Kūlio Daubos k., Telšių r.

Angelų Mill is an impressive cultural heritage site located in Kūlio Daubos village within the Varnių Regional Park, nestled on the banks of the Virvytė River. Built in 1851, this water mill served the local community for decades, milling flour, producing grits, and supporting other agricultural activities. After a fire in 1951, the mill was rebuilt, retaining its authentic structure. In 2010, it was restored and adapted for tourism purposes, including the establishment of a museum. The mill's stone masonry and timber-framed construction have remained

almost unchanged. Visitors to the museum are invited to explore the grain milling equipment and learn about the mill's history, journeying through its three authentic floors. The area surrounding the mill has also been meticulously arranged, featuring a tea house, outdoor ovens with a bread oven and grill, a pier, and a scenic 50-hectare pond surrounded by forest. Angelų Mill invites visitors to admire its historical heritage while experiencing its unique atmosphere through guided tours and themed events. Visits are available by prior arrangement only.

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