Museo internazionale della pesca a mosca Stanislao Kuckiewicz
Museum dedicated to fly fishing, housed in the former Convento della Maddalena in Castel di Sangro, with photographs, documents and specialist equipment.
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About the museum
The museum was inaugurated on 24 September 2000 in the former Convento della Maddalena in Castel di Sangro. The project was developed by the Scuola Italiana di Pesca a Mosca in collaboration with the Comune di Castel di Sangro, the Associazione Pescasportivi Sangro and the local section of the ArcheoClub d’Italia.
The collection presents photographs, documents and specialist equipment for fly fishing. The same convent also houses the Museo civico Aufidenate, an archaeological museum, and a room for temporary exhibitions of painting, photography and other forms of art.
Highlights
- Specialist fly-fishing equipment
- Historical photographs and documents
- Set in the former Convento della Maddalena
Permanent exhibition
- Pesca a mosca – Photographs, documents and equipment on the history and technique of fly fishing.
- Founded
- 2000
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