The museum carries a fine collection of medieval weapons, a national and international cutlery that also includes gaucho cutting tools, and a large set of Coat of Arms in which all visitors who go to the pleasant city of Gramado in Brazil must definitely stopover and take a look.
Our visitors will also get to know the origin and the history of their families through heraldry, the art and practice of devising, blazoning, and granting armorial insignia and of tracing and recording genealogies, which the owner Gilberto Guzenski is well dedicated since 1967.
"Uma viagem dentro da viagem! Se estiver em Gramado, uma visita ao Castelo Saint George é uma experiência imperdível. A visita não se limita ao conteúdo do castelo, mas em apreciar toda a paixão e dedicação de "Sir Gilbert" ao museu. Tudo milimetricamente pensado e arduamente trabalhado com as próprias mãos. Visite e apaixone-se por esta obra!"
"Gilberto. Visitar seu museu foi como viajar no passado romântico da era dos grandes cavaleiros. Poder contribuir para a sua coleção com uma faca peixeira do meu nordeste foi também algo que me deixou honrado. Ainda espero a sua visita a Pernambuco para que eu possa te servir de guia aos locais que desejares. Estamos programando retornar a Gramado em 2013, espero te encontrar novamente e te levar a adaga usada pelos cangaceiros. Um grande abraço em ti e em tua espôsa. André Alvim."
Guzenski is dedicated in the study of heraldry and in the manufacturing of handmade family Coat of Arms since 1967.
Today he is living in the city of Gramado (southern part of Brazil) since 1988, where he continues working as a craftsman doing what gives him pleasure and in what he knows how to do best: Coat of Arms.
Guzenski manufactures all types of Coat of Arms models prevailing on techniques such as:
At request, Gilberto Guzenski also makes the Coat of Arms for military corporations (accepting exchanges for knives and spears to be exhibited in the museum), municipal governments, and also other societies and organizations.
The Museu Medieval carries out with social work by presenting short lectures on the life and customs of the Middle Ages to school students. The students are welcomed by Gilberto Guzenski who receives everyone in typical attire from the medieval period.