
Coltelleria
Knives
Kitchen, table, gardening and sport knives, including house-branded kitchen knives. Suited to home cooks and anyone looking for a dependable blade from a long-established Bologna shop.

A Bologna shop open since 1783, selling knives, cutting tools, pasta utensils and kitchen, outdoor and grooming accessories, in store and online.
Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo
Why go
Aguzzeria del Cavallo is one of the oldest shops in Bologna, founded in 1783. It has kept its traditional character and sells knives and other cutting tools, along with practical items for the home and the outdoors.
The range also includes pasta-making tools, kitchen utensils, beard accessories and personal care items. The shop has an online store that ships from Italy, and its pages also offer recipes, gift ideas and gift cards.
Main services
Services from the official website.

Knives
Kitchen, table, gardening and sport knives, including house-branded kitchen knives. Suited to home cooks and anyone looking for a dependable blade from a long-established Bologna shop.

Pasta tools
Brass pasta wheels, ravioli stamps and moulds, wooden presses and rolling pins. A good choice for people who make fresh filled pasta at home, in the Bologna tradition.

Kitchen utensils
Everyday kitchen tools such as graters, skimmers, spoons, salt and pepper mills, plus glasses and tableware. For anyone equipping a kitchen or looking for a practical gift.

Personal care
Scissors, nippers and beard accessories for grooming, from manicure and hairdressing scissors to cuticle and nail nippers. Useful for personal use and for professionals.
Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo
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Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo

Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo

Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo

Photo © Antica Aguzzeria del Cavallo
Practical information
Getting there
On foot: 170 m, about 3 min walk.
On foot: 1.3 km, about 20 min. By taxi: from the official rank at the station, metered fare (CoTaBo +39 051 372727 · CAT +39 051 4590).
Marconi Express monorail to Bologna Centrale in under 8 minutes (single €12.80), then about 20 min on foot. Or a taxi from the airport rank, metered fare.
The historic centre is a camera-controlled limited-traffic zone (ZTL): park outside it, and walk.
Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors); walking times are approximate. Marconi Express time and fare from the operator.
Around the shop
City Guide · Things to do
Bologna landmarks with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Market
Medieval guild lanes still selling Bologna's best food
Monument
The skyline's twin emblems, one leaning, both under watchful care
Square
Bologna's living room, watched over by Giambologna's bronze Neptune
Basilica
Bologna’s great Gothic church, with Cassini’s meridian line
Monument
Bologna's town hall, with frescoed halls and a clock tower
Museum
Guided tours inside Lucio Dalla's home on Via D'Azeglio
Church
Seven sacred spaces in one, Bologna's little Jerusalem
Library
Walk on glass over Villanovan huts and Roman Bononia
Viewpoint
A little window onto Bologna's hidden canal
On the Bologna map
City Guide · Where to eat
Bologna restaurants with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Wine bar / osteria
Wine osteria since 1465: bring your own food
Traditional restaurant
Handmade tortellini and tagliatelle in Bologna since 1948
Bolognese restaurant
Family-run since 1955 near Piazza Maggiore: tortellini in broth
Bolognese trattoria
Pasta rolled by hand and grilled meats on Via Piella
Bolognese trattoria
Handmade pasta, cotoletta and grilled meats off Via dell’Indipendenza
Emilian restaurant
Family recipes and handmade pasta since 1980
Seasonal restaurant
Vegetable-led farm-to-table menu with house-made bread
Chef's restaurant
Mario Ferrara's Lucanian-rooted cooking in a 1600s convent
Historic restaurant
Tortellini in brodo and lasagne verdi since 1909
On the Bologna map
City Guide · Where to stay
Hotels, B&Bs and apartments with their own Holiplanet page, nearest first.
Hotel
Romantic 3-star hotel in the ancient Quadrilatero
Family hotel
Small family-run hotel by the Two Towers with a panoramic terrace
Boutique hotel
12th-century building facing San Petronio's Gothic windows
Hotel
Welcoming guests 50 metres from Piazza Maggiore since 1875
Hotel
Family-run hotel in the pedestrian heart by Piazza Maggiore
Boutique hotel
Romantic hotel born as a 14th-century tavern
Unique stay
Sleep inside a 12th-century tower, sixty metres above Bologna
Boutique hotel
22 modern rooms in the historic centre, opened in 2023
Hotel
Homely 3-star near the university district and the main sights
On the Bologna map
City Guide · Experiences
Tours, classes and guided walks with their own Holiplanet page.
City walking tours
Licensed guides' cooperative for Bologna city and themed tours
Bike tours
Guided bike and walking tours plus bike rental
Car museum / factory tour
Lamborghini museum and production line tour in Sant'Agata Bolognese
Balsamic vinegar tour
Free guided tour of the Giusti family museum and ageing rooms in Modena
Food valley tour
Parmigiano, balsamic and prosciutto producers in one day
Cooking class
Hands-on pasta class, small groups, near Piazza Maggiore
Balsamic vinegar producer visit
Family acetaia in Nonantola (Modena): balsamic tour and tasting, €8
Food market tour
Walking food tour through the Quadrilatero market and centre
For kids & families
Weekend museum workshops for children at Palazzo Fava
On the Bologna map
Straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
Questions
The shop is at Via Drapperie 12/B in Bologna.
You can call 051 263411.
Yes, the shop has an online store. Items are shipped from Italy and may incur extra customs duties.
Yes, the site lists gift cards and gift ideas.
Knives, outdoor accessories, items for the home and beard care, pasta tools and cutting tools.
The site noted that orders placed after December 8th would be processed and shipped from December 27th.