Erlebnisschmiede Knauf

Duppach

Since 200 AD even the ancient Romans practised forging in Duppach. Therefore, the smithing has a long tradition in an around Duppach which visitors still can experience in the blacksmith of Thomas Knauf. On the open fire you can also peek over the smith's shoulders.

Guided tours: Apr-Sept. Tuesdaya 17:00hrs and on selected Saturdays. Registration necessary!
Price: 5,00€ per person incl. of an non-alcoholic drink. Additional times for groups up to 10 perople on request.

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Opening hours

From April 1st to September 30th
Tuesday
00:00 - 23:59

Saturday
00:00 - 23:59

Place

Duppach

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Erlebnisschmiede Knauf
Maifeldstraße 22
54597 Duppach
Phone: (0049) 6558 1260

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