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Silk Museum — Attraction in Macclesfield

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Silk Museum
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Nearby attractions
Paradise Mill
Park Ln, Macclesfield SK11 6TJ, United Kingdom
The Old Sunday School Heritage Centre
Roe St, Macclesfield SK11 6UT, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Society Rooms - JD Wetherspoon
Park Grn, Macclesfield SK11 7NA, United Kingdom
Gurkha Dining
3-7 Samuel St, Macclesfield SK11 6UW, United Kingdom
Alfred's
4 Park Grn, Macclesfield SK11 7NA, United Kingdom
Balti Kitchen
22 Park Grn, Macclesfield SK11 7NA, United Kingdom
Turquoise Garden
3 Park Ln, Macclesfield SK11 6TJ, United Kingdom
The Fountain
32 Park Grn, Macclesfield SK11 7NA, United Kingdom
V10 Noodle Bar
5 Brook St, Macclesfield SK11 7AA, United Kingdom
Paprika Indian dining
40 Park Grn, Macclesfield SK11 7NE, United Kingdom
Maliwan
47-49 Sunderland St, Macclesfield SK11 6HN, United Kingdom
Salvatore's Restaurant
83 Mill St, Macclesfield SK11 6NN, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Travelodge Macclesfield Central
Castle House, Gas Rd, Macclesfield SK11 6JS, United Kingdom
Sleep Eat Repeat B&B
23C Church St, Macclesfield SK11 6LB, United Kingdom
LUSSO Macclesfield Serviced Apartments
Craven House, Churchill Way, Macclesfield SK11 6AY, United Kingdom
BOHOTEL
88-90 Chestergate, Macclesfield SK11 6DU, United Kingdom
Chadwick House Hotel
55 Beech Ln, Macclesfield SK10 2DS, United Kingdom
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Silk Museum
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Silk Museum

Park Ln, Macclesfield SK11 6TJ, United Kingdom
4.6(162)
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attractions: Paradise Mill, The Old Sunday School Heritage Centre, restaurants: The Society Rooms - JD Wetherspoon, Gurkha Dining, Alfred's, Balti Kitchen, Turquoise Garden, The Fountain, V10 Noodle Bar, Paprika Indian dining, Maliwan, Salvatore's Restaurant
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Phone
+44 1625 612045
Website
thesilkmuseum.co.uk
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Wed10 AM - 4 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Silk Museum

Paradise Mill

The Old Sunday School Heritage Centre

Paradise Mill

Paradise Mill

4.8

(47)

Closed
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The Old Sunday School Heritage Centre

The Old Sunday School Heritage Centre

4.5

(21)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Silk Museum

The Society Rooms - JD Wetherspoon

Gurkha Dining

Alfred's

Balti Kitchen

Turquoise Garden

The Fountain

V10 Noodle Bar

Paprika Indian dining

Maliwan

Salvatore's Restaurant

The Society Rooms - JD Wetherspoon

The Society Rooms - JD Wetherspoon

3.9

(825)

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Gurkha Dining

Gurkha Dining

4.5

(271)

Click for details
Alfred's

Alfred's

4.3

(311)

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Balti Kitchen

Balti Kitchen

4.5

(171)

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Reviews of Silk Museum

4.6
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5.0
30w

Visiting the Silk Museum and Paradise Mill was an enlightening experience. The museum, housed in the historic Macclesfield School of Art building, offers a rich collection of textiles, fashion, and industrial machinery, showcasing the town’s pivotal role in the silk industry. The exhibits delve into the lives of the workers and the evolution of silk production, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s impact on the community. 

The guided tour of Paradise Mill was a highlight. Walking through the preserved 1930s mill, we saw 26 restored Jacquard looms in action, demonstrating the intricate process of silk weaving. The knowledgeable guides brought the history to life, sharing stories of the mill workers and the technological advancements of the time.  

The museum also features interactive displays and detailed explanations of design processes, from initial sketches to finished silk products. It’s fascinating to see how the Jacquard mechanism laid the foundations for our digital age. 

Admission to the Silk Museum is free, with donations appreciated, while the Paradise Mill tour requires a ticket. The experience is well worth it for anyone interested in industrial history, textiles, or local heritage. Highly...

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5.0
40w

I've always been interested in silk. Because it’s beautiful and is a very interesting history of the development of silk industry and business. Therefore, visiting Macclesfield I aimed to visit the Silk Museum. Macclesfield used to be called the End of the Silk Road. The silk industry had a very strong link with Macclesfield. I would recommend a visit to the Silk Museum. It has two parts. Very interesting exhibits and information are presented on the ground floor ( free entrance and donations are welcome). Also there is Paradise Mill, which is absolutely fascinating place. It is better to book a tour in advance. The museum tells the story of silk’s origins in China, its journey to Britain where it was a great development of silk industry. It is very interesting to learn about machinery, weaving processes, designs and lives of workers. We greatly appreciate the effort to keep this unique heritage available to public after 300 years saga of the Silk industry in...

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5.0
1y

The Silk Museum is a captivating tribute to the artistry and ingenuity of silk production. With its impressive array of textile machinery and rich historical exhibits, it offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textile manufacturing. The museum's meticulously preserved artifacts and immersive displays vividly depict the intricate processes involved in silk production, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovation that have shaped this ancient industry. Visitors are treated to a captivating exploration of silk's cultural significance and economic impact, showcasing its enduring allure across centuries and continents. A visit to the Silk Museum is an enriching experience that celebrates the timeless beauty and enduring legacy of...

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Mrs. GursoyMrs. Gursoy
Visiting the Silk Museum and Paradise Mill was an enlightening experience. The museum, housed in the historic Macclesfield School of Art building, offers a rich collection of textiles, fashion, and industrial machinery, showcasing the town’s pivotal role in the silk industry. The exhibits delve into the lives of the workers and the evolution of silk production, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s impact on the community.  The guided tour of Paradise Mill was a highlight. Walking through the preserved 1930s mill, we saw 26 restored Jacquard looms in action, demonstrating the intricate process of silk weaving. The knowledgeable guides brought the history to life, sharing stories of the mill workers and the technological advancements of the time.   The museum also features interactive displays and detailed explanations of design processes, from initial sketches to finished silk products. It’s fascinating to see how the Jacquard mechanism laid the foundations for our digital age.  Admission to the Silk Museum is free, with donations appreciated, while the Paradise Mill tour requires a ticket. The experience is well worth it for anyone interested in industrial history, textiles, or local heritage. Highly recommended! 
Luba ParsonsLuba Parsons
I've always been interested in silk. Because it’s beautiful and is a very interesting history of the development of silk industry and business. Therefore, visiting Macclesfield I aimed to visit the Silk Museum. Macclesfield used to be called the End of the Silk Road. The silk industry had a very strong link with Macclesfield. I would recommend a visit to the Silk Museum. It has two parts. Very interesting exhibits and information are presented on the ground floor ( free entrance and donations are welcome). Also there is Paradise Mill, which is absolutely fascinating place. It is better to book a tour in advance. The museum tells the story of silk’s origins in China, its journey to Britain where it was a great development of silk industry. It is very interesting to learn about machinery, weaving processes, designs and lives of workers. We greatly appreciate the effort to keep this unique heritage available to public after 300 years saga of the Silk industry in Britain has ended.
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The Silk Museum is a captivating tribute to the artistry and ingenuity of silk production. With its impressive array of textile machinery and rich historical exhibits, it offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textile manufacturing. The museum's meticulously preserved artifacts and immersive displays vividly depict the intricate processes involved in silk production, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovation that have shaped this ancient industry. Visitors are treated to a captivating exploration of silk's cultural significance and economic impact, showcasing its enduring allure across centuries and continents. A visit to the Silk Museum is an enriching experience that celebrates the timeless beauty and enduring legacy of silk weaving.
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Visiting the Silk Museum and Paradise Mill was an enlightening experience. The museum, housed in the historic Macclesfield School of Art building, offers a rich collection of textiles, fashion, and industrial machinery, showcasing the town’s pivotal role in the silk industry. The exhibits delve into the lives of the workers and the evolution of silk production, providing a comprehensive understanding of the industry’s impact on the community.  The guided tour of Paradise Mill was a highlight. Walking through the preserved 1930s mill, we saw 26 restored Jacquard looms in action, demonstrating the intricate process of silk weaving. The knowledgeable guides brought the history to life, sharing stories of the mill workers and the technological advancements of the time.   The museum also features interactive displays and detailed explanations of design processes, from initial sketches to finished silk products. It’s fascinating to see how the Jacquard mechanism laid the foundations for our digital age.  Admission to the Silk Museum is free, with donations appreciated, while the Paradise Mill tour requires a ticket. The experience is well worth it for anyone interested in industrial history, textiles, or local heritage. Highly recommended! 
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I've always been interested in silk. Because it’s beautiful and is a very interesting history of the development of silk industry and business. Therefore, visiting Macclesfield I aimed to visit the Silk Museum. Macclesfield used to be called the End of the Silk Road. The silk industry had a very strong link with Macclesfield. I would recommend a visit to the Silk Museum. It has two parts. Very interesting exhibits and information are presented on the ground floor ( free entrance and donations are welcome). Also there is Paradise Mill, which is absolutely fascinating place. It is better to book a tour in advance. The museum tells the story of silk’s origins in China, its journey to Britain where it was a great development of silk industry. It is very interesting to learn about machinery, weaving processes, designs and lives of workers. We greatly appreciate the effort to keep this unique heritage available to public after 300 years saga of the Silk industry in Britain has ended.
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The Silk Museum is a captivating tribute to the artistry and ingenuity of silk production. With its impressive array of textile machinery and rich historical exhibits, it offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textile manufacturing. The museum's meticulously preserved artifacts and immersive displays vividly depict the intricate processes involved in silk production, highlighting the craftsmanship and innovation that have shaped this ancient industry. Visitors are treated to a captivating exploration of silk's cultural significance and economic impact, showcasing its enduring allure across centuries and continents. A visit to the Silk Museum is an enriching experience that celebrates the timeless beauty and enduring legacy of silk weaving.
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