Milling machines - Austrian commune, located in Carinthia, a municipality in the district of Villach. Local lands were inhabited in 590 ad, the Slavs. In the 12th century was built the first Church in Presage. The city was almost completely destroyed by the Turks in 1478. In 1518 all around the Cutters areas came into the possession of the Habsburgs. In the early 16th century most of the population was Protestant. Even after the counter-Reformation, many residents have remained true to their faith. After the decree of Emperor Joseph II about toleration in 1782, in Presage was reopened Protestant parish, and in 1787 was the first school built.

Mills is a climatic resort, tourism plays an important role for the city's economy, providing jobs.

The main attractions of interest to tourists include the Catholic Church of St. Blaise, built in 1565, and the Diocesan Museum, which in 2011 moved to a new building.