Experts' Choice Award Museo della Carta
What the experts agree on
Housed in an authentic medieval mill, this museum showcases Amalfi's legendary paper-making heritage through original machinery, historic presses, and fascinating artifacts that bring centuries of craftsmanship to life.
“Amalfi’s paper museum is housed in a rugged, cave-like 13th-century paper mill (the oldest in Europe). It lovingly preserves the original paper presses.”
– Lonely Planet
Frommer's "This museum is the perfect place to learn more about the history of the local paper industry." Full review
Fodor's "The Museo della Carta (Museum of Paper) opened in 1971 in a 15th-century mill: paper samples, tools of the trade, old machinery, and the audiovisual presentation are all enlightening." Full review
New York Times "The evocative Museo della Carta, or Per Museum, is housed in a 13th-century mill in the town of Amalfi. After your hike, check out Amalfi's Museo della Carta, lovingly restored in 1971..."
Rough Guide "Wander through local museums and galleries, such as the Museo della Carta in Amalfi, and allow the stories of the past to unfold before your eyes"
Rough Guide "Dive into the intriguing heritage of papermaking at the Museum of Paper in Amalfi. Uncover the ancient artistry behind paper production, a craft that once fueled the region's prosperity...."
National Geographic
