Sägemühle Frauenaurach

Standing here, you're witnessing a remarkable piece of 17th-century craftsmanship. The Sägemühle Frauenaurach, built in 1686, is a striking example of traditional water power usage. As an architectural heritage monument, it forms part of the Mühlgraben Mühlbach, showcasing how engineering and nature worked in harmony. Look southeast, and you'll see the Schwarzer Adler just 133 meters away, offering a point of reference. The proximity to other historical sites like the Feuerhaus or the Klosterkirche St. Matthäus highlights the rich history of this area. Take your time to appreciate the intricate details of this old mill, a true storyteller of the past.