It was established in 1993. It occupies the top floor of the 16th-century Arian Tower. The museum houses almost 1,500 exhibits of blacksmithing art from home and abroad, including wrought iron grilles, crosses, fireplace sets, hangers, candlesticks, lamps, chandeliers and flowerbeds. It is a place where you can learn about the secrets of the blacksmith’s work and take part in educational activities.