Have you heard about De Olde Molen? :rolleyes: My friend told me that we shouldn't miss to visit this place. Actually, this is an old mill transferred to Aruba piece by piece. It is one of the restaurants in the island now.

It was transferred piece by piece, could that be possible? :rolleyes: I mean for sure it was really hard. Anyway, what kind of cuisine do they serve? I think this is a huge mill.

habagat wrote:

Have you heard about De Olde Molen? :rolleyes: My friend told me that we shouldn't miss to visit this place. Actually, this is an old mill transferred to Aruba piece by piece. It is one of the restaurants in the island now.

that was pretty amazing! and where did this mill came from?

That's very interesting. How were they able to assembled the old mill? I guess in their history, this serves as a gift or token from other country. I wonder who gave it to them.

brandy wrote:

It was transferred piece by piece, could that be possible? :rolleyes: I mean for sure it was really hard. Anyway, what kind of cuisine do they serve? I think this is a huge mill.

Do you like continental cuisine? If I am not mistaken, they serve that kind of food. My friend took a picture of it and the mill was really huge. I even thought it would be impossible to transfer such thing.

habagat wrote:

Have you heard about De Olde Molen? :rolleyes: My friend told me that we shouldn't miss to visit this place. Actually, this is an old mill transferred to Aruba piece by piece. It is one of the restaurants in the island now.

Piece by piece? Okay, never mind that its hard or perhaps even impossible one whole building to another place but why transfer a mill? What's so special about it?