Located in Zhongshan District, Taipei City, the Suho Paper Memorial Museum offers a unique glimpse into the art of paper making, Taiwan’s first private museum dedicated to this craft. Despite its intimate size, this museum provides a delightful hands-on experience where visitors can learn to make paper through engaging workshops led by patient and friendly staff. Booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot in the popular sessions, including the highly praised thread binding workshop. While the open-air setting may feel warm during summer, the cultural insight and creative opportunity make it a must-visit for those interested in traditional arts and crafts.
Customers praise the hands-on paper making experience offered by the museum, including informative workshops and the opportunity to learn about the history of paper.
The museum is described as a great place for families and kids to explore the world of papermaking, with interactive activities and educational displays across multiple floors.
Visitors appreciate the staff's patience and friendliness, especially during the hands-on workshops, creating a welcoming atmosphere for learning.
Some reviewers note that the museum is not accessible for wheelchairs or strollers, which may pose challenges for visitors with mobility constraints.
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