Windmills in CambridgeshireCambridgeshire, England

9 windmills in the Albion Guide across Cambridgeshire — see the full windmills directory, or everything to explore in Cambridgeshire.

Bourn Windmill

Reckoned the oldest surviving windmill in England, a weatherboarded open-trestle post mill of the 17th century on the hill west of Cambridge.

Working octagonal tower mill at Soham, rebuilt on an old smock base and still turning out stoneground flour on open days.

Grade II* tower mill at the heart of Burwell Museum, its upper floors climbed by guided tour for wide fen views.

Restored fen-edge tower mill near Ely, its cap and sails put back after long dereliction on the Isle above the Great Ouse.

Small restored smock mill in Wicken village near the famous fen, a slender white landmark above the sedge.

A National Trust place in Cambridgeshire.

Working smock mill above Swaffham Prior grinding organic flour by wind, one of two mills that share the fen-edge ridge.

One of the country's oldest post mills, restored on its trestle above the village and among the earliest to survive in England.

Tall smock mill of 1808 at Impington near Histon, a well-preserved survivor once tied to the famous local jam works.