Mlýn Střehom (Mlýn Doroty Máchalové)

Střehomský mlýn is a beautiful monumental building. However, those who are waiting for scenes from the fairy tale Devils are not jokes or at least some information sign, what kind of building it is and how children can know it from a famous fairy tale, will be disappointed. The mill is a private object for living, so when trying to catch a photo like from a fairy-tale scene, you have to think of a satellite on the shield and the owner's private car in the garden. On the plus side, there is a mill on a beautiful hiking trail through the Plakánek valley from Kost Castle to the village of Střehom, where you will see more beautiful timbered cottages. I must mention the hospitality services as a big minus. Hospůdka Roubenka right next to the mill will offer you only drinks and across the dam of the pond you will walk to the newly built restaurant U Zvoničky, which attracts Czech-Slovak dishes, but the choice is very small, the prices for serving from the window are like in a restaurant in the center of Olomouc. The biggest disadvantage of the whole location is the impossibility of payment by credit cards, so if you go out of cash at Kost Castle, after a beautiful walk you can experience disappointment when you will not be able to have anything to eat or drink, because you will not have cash. Forget the ATM on site completely.

A fairytale place in a fairytale region. In the immediate vicinity, there is also a snack bar and an amazingly nice and friendly lady who made our last stop of our day's travel more pleasant.

According to reviews and information from recent visitors we expected something like waw! It didn't happen. Thanks to the number of people heading to this place, this place has become an ugly tourist attraction, where there is a stall with refreshments in front of the mill wheel, on the bike you could say a wedged devil figurine, all around and on the house itself advertising and advertising.

It is preceded by the beautiful Plakánek Valley, which begins at Kost Castle. It is a mill where the devil took Dorota Machalova.

Everyone who knows the fairy tale There are no jokes will surely appreciate the view of Petr Máchal's mill. It is a great pity that the mill is privately owned and unfortunately it is not possible to go even closer.

Beautiful mill, unfortunately inaccessible to the public. Since it was filmed here with the devils, there are no jokes, so this is my sweetheart ... there is a snack bar nearby.

Well-kept mill known mainly from the fairy tale There are no jokes with devils. Máchalův mlýn, later already the mill of Dorothy Máchalová. Parking near the mill. Part of a tourist route. At the mill, labels with history and present. In the photos, shots from a fairy tale. The mill is normally inaccessible, but according to the texts the possibility of visiting at events. It is definitely worth seeing from the outside.

The mill is nice, well maintained. He deserves an official information sign right in front of the mill. And the mill’s business card can be purchased at the adjoining buffet when it is open.