Fucina Zanghellini
Historic forge at Villa Agnedo on the Chieppena stream, converted into a museum of blacksmiths’ tools and products.
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About the museum
The Fucina Zanghellini stands at Villa Agnedo, along the Chieppena stream, and is documented from 1859, although it was probably active earlier. The blacksmith’s trade remained in the Zanghellini family for generations.
The forge closed in the 1970s. Shortly afterwards, at the wish of Paolo Zanghellini, the building was converted into a permanent museum of work tools and blacksmiths’ products, to tell the story of his ancestors and keep alive the memory of a trade that many have forgotten.
Visits are arranged with the person in charge. The forge is a venue of the Museo diffuso della Valsugana orientale and of the Ecomuseo della Valsugana.
Highlights
- Forge documented from 1859 along the Chieppena stream
- Work tools and blacksmiths’ products
- Museum set up by the family of the former blacksmiths
- Visits by appointment
Permanent exhibition
- Strumenti e prodotti del fabbro – Permanent museum of work tools and blacksmiths’ products, housed in the former Zanghellini workshop.
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The forge is located at Villa Agnedo, along the Chieppena stream.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits must be arranged with the person in charge at least one day in advance; information from the Ecomuseo della Valsugana. |
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