Selankin Mlin
About This Museum
You'd never guess that one of the most charming little museums I've stumbled upon is tucked inside a restored mill on the border of Slovenia and Croatia. Stepping into Selankin Mlin feels less like visiting an institution and more like poking around your incredibly interesting grandfather's attic. The air still carries the faint, comforting scent of old wood and grain, a ghost of its former life. Every corner is packed with curious objects that tell the story of rural life here, making history feel immediate and tangible.
Collection Highlights
The heart of the place is the fully preserved milling machinery, all polished wood and iron gears. You'll also find beautiful traditional textiles, weathered farming tools that have clearly seen decades of use, and a delightful assortment of vintage kitchenware that will make you nostalgic for a time you probably never even knew.
Visitor Information
It's a bit off the main tourist trail in Zamost, so it feels like a real discovery. Don't expect fancy ticketing or big crowds; just ring the bell and someone with a deep passion for the place will likely show you around.
Architecture & Building
The building itself is a classic, rustic water mill made of stone and heavy timber, sitting right by the river that once powered it. It’s humble, sturdy, and perfectly preserved, looking much as it would have over a century ago.
Contact & Location
Address: Zamost, Grad Čabar, Primorsko-goranska županija, Hrvatska
Phone: +385 51 825 195
