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Discover Three Mills Island, a hidden gem in East London’s River Lea, perfect for history buffs and nature lovers! Tucked away in Bromley-by-Bow, this serene spot is one of London’s best-preserved industrial sites, named for its historic mills. The star attraction, House Mill, built in 1776, is a stunning Georgian tidal mill and one of the oldest of its kind. Its brick-and-timber façade and original machinery tell tales of grain for London’s gin distilleries.
Surrounded by tranquil waterways and greenery, the island’s cobbled paths and peaceful vibe offer a refreshing escape from the city. Visit the House Mill museum for guided tours diving into its fascinating past. Beyond history, Three Mills Island buzzes with modern creativity—Three Mills Studio nearby has hosted films like The Crown and Legend.
Whether you’re strolling, cycling, or soaking in the views, this picturesque spot near Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is ideal for a chilled day out. With cafes and open spaces, it’s a blend of heritage and calm. Hit that like button, subscribe, and join us to explore this unique slice of London’s history! Share your thoughts below—have you visited Three Mills Island?
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The House Mill
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Constructed in 1776, the House Mill stands as the globe’s largest remaining tidal mill and a hidden treasure in London’s landscape. This riverside relic from the dawn of the industrial era, now maintained by the House Mill Trust, hosts an array of engaging experiences within its Grade I listed walls. Visitors can enjoy guided heritage tours, live music performances, art displays, and diverse workshops, bringing this historic gem to life.
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3 Mills Studios
3 Mills Studios is an iconic production destination in the heart of London’s most vibrant creative community.
The studio has hosted many film, TV and stage productions including MasterChef (BBC), The Third Day (Amazon), The Great (Hulu), Slow Horses (Apple TV), The Expendables 4, and Extraordinary (Disney +), as well as some incredible independent filmmakers such as Wes Anderson, Andrea Arnold, Danny Boyle, Tim Burton, David Cronenberg, Stephen Daldry, Mike Leigh, Michael Winterbottom and Marc Munden.
