1. The Paper Museum (Museo della Carta) in Amalfi is a fascinating museum dedicated to the history of paper-making in the town. It is located in an ancient paper mill, and visitors can learn about the traditional techniques used to produce handmade paper.
The museum showcases the entire paper-making process, from the raw materials to the finished products. It houses a collection of ancient machinery and tools that were used in the paper-making industry, as well as examples of different types of paper and their uses throughout history.
One interesting fact about the Paper Museum is that Amalfi was one of the first places in Europe to produce paper. Paper production in Amalfi began in the 13th century and quickly became a thriving industry, with the town exporting paper to other parts of Italy and beyond.
2. The working time of the Paper Museum varies depending on the season. In general, it is open from 10 am to 6 pm, but it is advisable to check the official website or contact the museum directly for the most up-to-date information. Unfortunately, no phone number is available.
3. The ticket prices for the Paper Museum in Amalfi are as follows:
- Full-price ticket: €4
- Reduced-price ticket: €3 (For groups of 10 or more people, senior citizens over 65, children aged 6-18, and university students with a valid student ID)
- Free admission: Children under 6 years old
As for transportation, the Paper Museum is located in the historic center of Amalfi, making it easily accessible on foot from most parts of the town. Amalfi is well connected by bus and ferry to other towns along the Amalfi Coast, as well as to the city of Salerno. There is no dedicated parking for the museum, but there are several paid parking lots available nearby.
