Molí del Morelló

The Molí del Morelló is a historic watermill located in Calp, Spain.

History

• The construction year of this mill is not explicitly stated, but it is believed to date from the late 19th or early 20th century.

As a watermill, the Molí del Morelló features an overshot wheel with a wooden frame and stone foundation.

Architecture and Construction Materials

• The building's architecture is typical of traditional Spanish mill design, with a rectangular shape and a flat roof.
• The exterior walls are constructed from local limestone, while the interior features wooden beams and stone flooring.

The primary purpose of the Molí del Morelló was for grain milling, utilizing the water from the nearby river to power the grinding stones.

Original Purpose

The mill is currently a ruin, although it has been partially restored.

Current Status and Use

The Molí del Morelló is situated along the Paseo Marítimo Infanta Elena in Calp, Spain.

The surrounding landscape features a mix of Mediterranean vegetation and urban development.

A nearby river provides the water source for the mill's original purpose.

Location and Setting

The Molí del Morelló has been recognized as a historic landmark and is included in local preservation efforts.

However, specific details regarding its current status or any restoration projects are not available.

The Molí del Morelló is open to the public for visits.

However, information on guided tours, opening hours, or admission fees is not provided.

Visiting Information

Unfortunately, no notable historical events or famous millers are recorded in association with the Molí del Morelló.

The exact specifications of the machinery are not available for public record.

The Molí del Morelló features an overshot wheel with a single grinding stone.