• Workshops included in entry, so papermaking, quill writing, typesetting and marbling cost nothing extra
• Holiday closures on dates such as Aug 1 and Dec 24, 25 and 31, so check the museum's list before a holiday visit
• Elevator to every floor in the old mill, and most rooms are wheelchair accessible, which helps with a stroller too

The Swiss Museum of Paper, Writing and Printing sits in a late medieval mill beside a rushing mill stream, where the mill wheel turns and the stamping mill hammers away. Kids scoop their own sheet of paper, write with a goose quill, try a typewriter, typeset their name and make marbled paper. Craftspeople work the historic machines on site, so families watch printing and bookbinding done the old way.