The best cycling routes in Bergeyksche Stukken

Very cozy spot!

De Grenswachter Mill in Luyksgestel is a belt mill built in 1891 and is a genuine National Monument! The bakery museum is located next to the mill. Here, it is shown how bread was traditionally baked from flour in the past. "Flour right next door!" Could a baker wish for a more suitable spot? To catch plenty of wind, the mill was built on a raised mill mound. The "veteran" still does what she was built for: grinding grain, also for the visitors of the bakery museum! After an explanation of her workings by the miller himself, and browsing around in the shop with sweets from the 1930s, it is time to scoop the delicious-smelling bread out of the oven. Source: De Grenswachter Mill in Luyksgestel is a belt mill built in 1891 and is a genuine National Monument! The bakery museum is located next to the mill. Here, it is shown how bread was traditionally baked from flour in the past. "Flour right next door!" Could a baker wish for a more suitable spot? To catch plenty of wind, the mill was built on a raised mound. The "veteran" still does what she was built for: grinding grain, also for the visitors of the bakery museum! After an explanation of her workings by the miller in person, and browsing around the shop with sweets from the 1930s, it is time to scoop the delicious-smelling bread out of the oven.

Make your own choice. Paved or over sandy ground? The choice is yours. Don't forget to enjoy the scenery.

Beautiful path with a lot of variety in the landscape.

A resting bench has rightly been placed at this location. Make use of it and enjoy the beautiful heathland landscape. Information boards provide details about the surroundings.

De Grenswachter is one of the four bakery museums in the Netherlands. In addition to the aforementioned workshops, the museum is also open to the public. Enjoy baking demonstrations in a wood-fired oven from 1850, or a beer tasting combined with a sausage roll workshop. The museum has developed special baking programs for the blind and visually impaired, such as ‘Baking with Feeling’ and ‘Feeling Sculptures’. Consequently, the museum welcomes a wide variety of guests, such as expats from major companies in the Brainport region, who learn all about typical Brabant crafts from the multilingual volunteers. Want to know more? Click through to https://www.visitbrabant.com/nl/locaties/878499397/bakkerijmuseum-de-grenswachter

The bench next to the border marker gives you plenty of time to observe it while enjoying the lush nature.

De Grenswachter Mill (Luyksgestel) De Grenswachter Mill is a striking octagonal belt mill dating from 1891, built on a hill so that the sails could catch the wind above the flat landscape surrounding Luyksgestel. For many years, the mill ground grain for the farmers in the region and is known for its powerful wind catch due to its open location near the Belgian border. After periods of inactivity, the mill has been lovingly restored and now regularly operates again powered by volunteer millers. Inside, you can still see how the old milling mechanism works: wooden gears, flour chutes, and the original millstone. It is a recognizable landmark on the edge of the village and a beautiful piece of living heritage. Traditional Bakery Luyksgestel The bakery in Luyksgestel is part of the mill and together forms a small, historic, artisanal complex. In the past, the grain ground in De Grenswachter was processed directly into bread and pastries for the village. The tradition of true craftsmanship has always remained: fresh bread, local specialties, and products still made the old-fashioned way. The building itself has a charming, almost nostalgic feel and fits in beautifully with the mill complex. For many visitors, it's a pleasant stop during a tour of the village or the surrounding border region.