The flour makes just the very best bread so we came to buy! And the family of wagtails in the garden are enchanting More

This place is worth a visit. you can see the whole process in action, which is really interesting to see, including the water wheel. More

My daughter and I popped in briefly on our way through Winchester. It doesn't take long to walk around. We went on to the Round table afterwards. They were baking soda bread and other artisans bread from their own freshly milled flour. The Itchen river runs right underneath it. An interesting half and hour. More

It's a mill in an old building close to the city centre. The building doesn't look that old from the outside. Inside you can see the mill working and flour making in the old style. It's ok, but not that exciting. Some old signs inside the main part of the building are interesting, like the one indicating that below the... More

bit dissapointed as did not see hide nor hair of an otter! More

The mill is a national trust property, that has had a mixed history, I first visited it when it was a youth hostel in the 80s! The mill can be found at the bottom of the high street and is accessed via a small NT shop, selling freshly ground flour. During school holidays there are often workshops and demonstration events... More

I lived in Winchester for four years and I am ashamed to say that I didn't visit the mill. In recent years I have visited twice with family and friends. A little museum with so much to offer. The river Itchen drives this rare water mill to provide traditionally ground flour for visitors. The otter hide is fantastic! Just seeing... More

A must-visit historic corn grinding mill right in the middle of Winchester. Located as one would expect on a river, the River Itchen, right in the middle of the city facing a picturesque busy little road bridge. The river is a delight being clear, shallow and fast-flowing. Run by the National Trust there are various activities for children and families... More