Whitchurch Silk Mill - Whitchurch

Whitchurch Silk Mill

Located at 28 Winchester St, Whitchurch RG28 7AL, United Kingdom, Whitchurch Silk Mill is a unique museum and tourist attraction that showcases the history of the silk industry. With its working mill and on-site services, this facility offers an immersive experience for visitors of all ages.

Specialties

• Museum
• Cafe
• Gift shop
• Tourist attraction
• Visitor center

Whitchurch Silk Mill is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the history of silk production. The mill's working machinery and interactive exhibits provide a fascinating glimpse into the past, while the on-site cafe and gift shop offer a relaxing break from the excitement of the mill.

Other points of interest

• On-site services
• Live performances
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Restaurant
• Toilet
• Wi-Fi
• Family friendly
• Good for kids
• Free parking lot

Whitchurch Silk Mill is committed to providing an accessible and enjoyable experience for all visitors. The mill's wheelchair-accessible facilities and free parking lot make it an ideal destination for families and visitors with mobility needs.

Opinions

This company has 677 reviews on Google My Business, with an average opinion of 4.6/5. Visitors praise the mill's unique blend of history and interactivity, as well as the friendly and knowledgeable staff. Some reviewers note that the mill's cafe and gift shop offer a welcome respite from the excitement of the mill.

Information

Phone: 1256892065

Website: whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk

👍 Reviews of Whitchurch Silk Mill

Hilaire O.

5/5

As a tailor I had a vested interest in visiting the Mill, but it was better than I hoped. Unlike most museums with static displays this is a working Mill so you can actually experience the process. Take the tour to get the most out of it and then relax beside the river and duck pond with a coffee. Highly recommended.

Thao L.

5/5

A heritage silk mill to enjoy some hours with such interesting facts about silks. The mill has a clear Tets river running through and ducks- so peacefully for you to enjoy brunch/ coffee and nice cake there after your visit. Nice village to walk around in Hampshire. Also there are Some nice gifts to buy here if you want.

Sammi G.

5/5

I organised a trip here with a small group of care home residents. You are able to park outside the front door in a disabled space if needed. We met two lovely ladies who showed us how the machines work and lots of interesting facts. The residents were very impressed. There is a lift to use if needed. We didn't have time to stop for tea and cake too, but the cakes did look delicious. Next time!

John W.

5/5

Amazing place, volunteer run, very informative and picturesque, I think it would be even more amazing in the summer. Dtaff are very knowledgable and take time to explain things, and the exhibits are well cared for. Highly recommend a visit.

Ian W.

4/5

A small 3-floor Victorian mill supported by local volunteers. Lovely Test valley location with adjacent parking and ev charging.

Hannah B.

4/5

It's a small but interesting museum. Lovely to see the water wheel refurbished. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly. We visited on a beautiful sunny day, which meant we could sit outside and enjoy watching the river and ducks.

David J.

5/5

Went to WHITCHURCH SILK MILL SIGHTSEEING museum buy food Tea lunch toilet in building eating in garden

Benjamin S.

5/5

Ịt's a mịll, so how could ịt be worth any less than 9 stars? Lotta weavịng and such, and the chịldren's 'Fịnd all the mịce to spell out a word puzzle' was way too hard for me. They let you go on a loom, you learn that the warp ịs pretty cool and the waft ịs just show-boatịng.
Don't mịss out on the Fullịng Mịll just down the road.