The Batáns de Mosquetín is a set of civil architecture composed of three fullers and six mills.
Located in the City Council of Vimianzo next to the Rio Grande, they form an ethnographic sample around the use of water for the artisan industry.
The fullers used hit to the fabrics, especially pieces of linen and wool, are typical buildings of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries that are not easy to find in our rivers nowadays.
Mills, traditional buildings to grind the grain, were of great importance in the local economies and abound throughout the Galician geography.
This set of ethnographic architecture was rehabilitated by the Deputación of A Coruña in 1997, becoming an interpretation center opened to anyone who wants to visit it.
SCHEDULE
High Season (from June to September): open every day from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm
Low season (rest of the year): open every day from 11:00 am to 6:00 pm.
GUIDED VISITS: by prior reservation during the summer (from 17 July 2021) every Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm and from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. MAXIMUM 10 PEOPLE PER VISIT.
Visitors phone service (from monday to friday): +34 981 716 354 (ext. 1235)
More info: Vimianzo Council tourism service: turismo@vimianzo.gal
With colaboration of Vimianzo Council
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE CORONAVIRUS:
- The entrance to the places must be done with a mask that each person must wear, except for children under 6 years.
- Distance rules are compulsory and the maximum capacity indicated for each venue must be respected.
- There is hydroalcoholic gel at your disposal.
The visitor assistance services offered by the A Coruña Provincial Council are free.
Additional Information: Heritage and Contracting Service. Tlf .: +34 981 080 314 / +34 981 080 300.