Ljungsarps bleckslagerimuseum
Living museum in Ljungsarp where craftsmen show the tinsmith’s trade as it was practised about a hundred years ago; visits by advance registration.
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About the museum
The tinsmith museum in Ljungsarp (Ljungsarps bleckslagerimuseum) is a living museum where craftsmen show the tinsmith’s trade (bleckslageri) as it was practised about a hundred years ago. Visitors see how sheet metal was shaped into utility objects for the home and the farm.
The museum shows products from several of the tinsmith workshops that once existed in Ljungsarp, a place where sheet-metal and metal crafts have long been important. The collection gives a picture of how the trade and the workshops shaped the community.
The museum receives visitors by advance registration, and for larger groups certain activities can be demonstrated.
Highlights
- Living museum with craftsmen demonstrating the trade
- Products from the village’s former tinsmith workshops
- Demonstrations for larger groups by advance registration
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By car
Parking available
Parking is available next to the museum.
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | Visits are by advance registration by telephone. |
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