Not to be confused with the Windmill Brixton concert venue, Brixton Windmill is the last working windmill in London. More than 200 years old, this Grade II-listed landmark still makes its own flour, and you can get a glimpse behind the scenes on of its guided tours.
Taking place every second weekend of the month from March to October, the tour of Brixton Windmill explores its historic wind-powered machinery and explains how it once produced stoneground flour. Visitors can see two sets of millstones: the original wind-driven ones and a smaller set added in 1902, originally powered by steam. Today, the millstones run on electricity and are used by volunteers to make Brixton Windmill flour.
You can find out more about the tour and book your spot here.