Mills classified in New Aquitaine

Moulin à eau
33420 Espiet

Espiet's new mill, a 15th century fortified mill, is located in Espiet en Gironde. This historic monument, rebuilt at the end of the Middle Ages, belonged to the abbey of La Sauve-Majeure and operated until 1950.

Moulin à eau
16400 Puymoyen

The mill of the Verger, in Puymoyen (New Aquitaine), is a 17th-century paper mill, one of the oldest in Charente, still active for luxury editions.

Moulin à eau
16250 Voulgézac

The Nanteuillet mill, dating from the 17th century and renovated in the 20th century, is a former water mill transformed into a country house, surrounded by a remarkable landscaped garden in Voulgézac, Charente.

Moulin à eau
16400 La Couronne

The Moulin de la Courade, a 19th-century stationery in La Couronne (New Aquitaine), is an industrial site classified as a historic monument since 2009, demonstrating innovation in paper and cardboard manufacturing.

Moulin à eau
33540 Blasimon

Labarthe Mill in Blasimon, Gironde, is a 14th century fortified mill, formerly linked to the local abbey. This hydraulic monument, classified in 1926, combines defensive architecture and milling activity on six levels, with a turret added in the 15th century.

Moulin fortifié
47230 Barbaste

The mill of the Towers of Barbaste, built at the end of the 13th century near Nerac (Lot-et-Garonne), is an ancient fortified mill emblematic of the southwest, marked by its strategic role and its links with Henri IV.

Moulin fortifié
33190 Bagas

The fortified Bagas mill, built in the 14th century on the Dropt in Bagas (Gironde), is a rare example of a medieval hydraulic mill transformed into a fortress. Disused in the 20th century, it combines defensive architecture and milling function.

Moulin à eau
33190 Landerrouet-sur-Ségur

The Loubens mill, a 14th–XIXth century hydraulic mill, is located in Landerrouet-sur-Ségur en Gironde, on the banks of the Dropt. Ranked a historic monument, it combines fortified and industrial architecture, a witness to medieval and modern milling activity in New Aquitaine.