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This historic mill in the Sierra de Francia region represents a traditional example of rural Salamancan agricultural engineering. Located in the picturesque village of Frades de la Sierra, the restored watermill showcases the intricate mechanical systems used by local farmers to transform grain into flour. Visitors can explore the site free of charge and appreciate the architectural details that reveal centuries of regional milling craftsmanship.
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Calle Gral. Mola, 8, 37766 Frades de la Sierra, Salamanca, Spain
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