Le Moulin du Got : Musée vivant de la papeterie et de l'imprimerie

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The last witness to Limousin?s major paper-making activity in the 17th century, this must-see site today revives forgotten know-how and innovates with vegetable and recycled papers. Paper is made by hand and on 19th-century machines, and printing techniques and equipment date from the 15th to the 20th centuries. A fascinating tour of workshops for all ages and a high-quality thematic temporary exhibition!