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Audio guide Subirós Mill in English
In this audio guide, Emily Thompson takes you through Subirós Mill telling the story as you walk. In your accent, no need to read signs — just let your eyes take in what's in front of you.
What you'll hear inside Subirós Mill:
- 1Carcavos and Rodetes
The cárcavos are underground chambers, essentially cellars, that house the rodetes—water wheels powered by the mill race above.
- 217th-Century Escairar Mill
The Molino de escairar (17th century) is a specialised mill forming part of the Molí d'en Subirós complex in Besalú.
- 3Miller's House (1755)
The Miller's House stands as part of the Molí d'en Subirós complex in Besalú, built in 1755 following the catastrophic floods of 1746.
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Practical information
- 1.Carcavos and Rodetes
- 2.17th-Century Escairar Mill
- 3.Miller's House (1755)
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