The Small Mill, known locally as the Mały Młyn, is a Gothic brick building that spans the Radunia Canal in central Gdańsk. You can identify it by its two distinct sections connected by a vault directly over the water, alongside the steep roof and heavy buttresses on its eastern wall. Built around fourteen hundred, it was designed as a storage facility for the neighboring Great Mill rather than for grinding grain itself.
Small Mill
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