The world’s only museum dedicated to smoking pipes, this quirky collection in a 17th-century house features 20,000+ pipes—from Native American peace pipes to elaborate Meerschaum carvings and Picasso’s personal pipe. Founded by Don Duvin, an American expat, it blends art, history, and anthropology, showing how pipes reflected social status. The smoking room (now display-only) recreates a 19th-century gentleman’s club. A tiny but fascinating stop for niche history buffs.