Suho Paper Memorial Museum — Attraction in Taipei

Overall it's a place very suitable for families and kids to learn the basic knowledge of papermaking. Totally 4 floors in the building of paper museum. Only the 2nd and 4th floors are allowed to take photos. There're tables for visitors to write calligraphy personally in the 2th floor. The 3th floor displays the history and characteristics of paper. The 4th floor is a outdoor teaching place for paper-making. First floor is shopping store and ancient papermaking...

Engaging activities to make your own paper. The guide was clear and patient as she described the various types of fibres and the process of paper making from the beginning. The step-wise procedure was fun and you can try a few times until you get the hang of it. There is also another level of exhibits where it is experiential and you can compare different types of papers based on different properties. Suitable for children and...

What a delightful little museum! Excellent exhibits about the history of paper making, about the different qualities of paper with lots of tactile experiential opportunities (paper making, ink rolling, notebook making, etc.), beautiful paper art. The second floor had a cool installation contemplating the senses of paper. I really didn't think we'd spend HOURS at a paper museum, and then ended up wishing we...