Ta’ Kola Windmill
| Il Bambina, Xaghra |
5 priser
9.20/10.00 |
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+356 2156 1071 |
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Adam Ledahudec (03.11.2017 12:58)
Museum in an 18th century windmill. Shows how people lived 300 years ago. Plenty of everyday items to see. Part of the display explains how the mill worked. Sitting outside beneath the beautiful carob tree is so relaxing!
Museum in an 18th century windmill. Shows how people lived 300 years ago. Plenty of everyday items to see. Part of the display explains how the mill worked. Sitting outside beneath the beautiful carob tree is so relaxing!
Wilfred Chircop (04.10.2017 11:35)
Just a look at the past that you can touch and walk in. Good to see
Just a look at the past that you can touch and walk in. Good to see
i pm (08.08.2017 18:39)
This windmill is not working anymore (300+ years old). Yet it's very interesting, well preserved, nicely taken care of.
This windmill is not working anymore (300+ years old). Yet it's very interesting, well preserved, nicely taken care of.
Dana Falzon (15.04.2017 15:03)
Got to visit this well-preserved Windmill for free, as the ticket was complimentary with the tickets to Ggantija Temples. The windmill offers insight on the life of those who worked there. One can see the living quarters, and the tools workers used to use. A steep, winding staircase takes you to the very top, where one can see the wheat grinder.
Got to visit this well-preserved Windmill for free, as the ticket was complimentary with the tickets to Ggantija Temples. The windmill offers insight on the life of those who worked there. One can see the living quarters, and the tools workers used to use. A steep, winding staircase takes you to the very top, where one can see the wheat grinder.
Kath Howard (24.03.2017 15:05)
Very interesting, enjoyed seeing the living rooms and climbing spiral staircase to see the grinding mechanism. Lovely and cool on a hot day. Wouldn't care to visit when busy in season.
Very interesting, enjoyed seeing the living rooms and climbing spiral staircase to see the grinding mechanism. Lovely and cool on a hot day. Wouldn't care to visit when busy in season.
