Built in 1785, Sabandía Mill (Molino de Sabandía) stands as a fine example of Arequipa’s sillar stone architecture and the first mill of its kind. Located in Peru, the mill continues to operate, drawing visitors with its historic significance. The tranquil grounds, dotted with weeping willows and cacti, offer a serene setting that is popular among picnickers. Today, visitors can explore the mill’s enduring structure and enjoy the peaceful surroundings, making it a noteworthy stop for those interested in colonial-era engineering and local history.
Sabandía Mill (Molino de Sabandía)
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