Cultural heritage - for visiting tourists who want to see the traditional way of flour production using the power of water.
The watermills were built by locals for their own households. The first mills were built around 1950. The mills were named after the name or nickname of those who built them. The locals are proud of the flour of their mill because it has a unique taste because the wheels moved by water grind slowly, unlikely the electrically operated wheels.
This ensemble includes the mills on the river valleys: Belareca, Camena, Ramna, Zmogotin and Obita, built by the inhabitants of Cornereva commune at the beginning of the 20th century.
Watermills from the Mill Complec in Cornereva, which includes mills:
Lazarus Boasca's Mill on the Belareca river valley,
Nicolae Nemeș's Mill on the Camena River Valley,
Popeșilor Mill on the Ramna River Valley,
Mill on the Bridge on the Ramna River Valley,
Nistor Gherescu's Mill on the Zmogotin River Valley,
Nicolae Brânzei's Mill on the Zmogotin River Valley,
Adam Gherescu's Mill at the confluence of the Camena and Zmogotin rivers,
Poloieşti Mill on the Obita River Valley.