
TYPA letterpress and paper art centre
TYPA letterpress and paper art centre
Tartu, Estonia
Last updated: February 11, 2026
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ Ian Torode — 3 weeks ago
A lovely place to visit. The price is very reasonable and you can even make your own paper and print your own card. Allow an hour for the friendly guided tour, with as many or as few as there may be. I highly recommend a going there.
**★★★★★ Priit Tali — 3 weeks ago
It was a really cool visit, I think it was the best museum visit I've ever had. 🤩 In addition to visiting the museum, I got to try out postcard printing, paper making, and see some very interesting old printing machines. The guide was very friendly, gave a very thorough tour, and talked a lot about things and history. I highly recommend visiting 🤩
**★★★★★ Anne-Wil v — a month ago
This is such a cool museum! The tour was great, the guide was fluent in English, explained everything clear and with humor and we even made paper and a cool print ourselves. 10/10 recommend! (Even without the cat😉)
An extra Thank you and compliments for the guide, sorry I forgot your name (today 1 pm).
**★★★★★ Adil Shirinov — 3 months ago
A place definitely worth visiting! We did not have an advance booking but the staff did an hour long walkthrough of the place, talked about history of papermaking, typing, printing and much more. All of this with its mini "try it yourself" parts which was very fun and immersive! The staff is friendly and clearly passionate about what they do. You can also purchase various souvenirs and gift cards on the spot
**★★★★★ Tess Schulze — a year ago
What an absolute gem of a museum. Dropped in and was given a tour by Karolina and she was absolutely lovely.
Learning the history of paper, printing presses, and book binding was fascinating.
It was also super neat to make paper and postcards to take home! Very interactive and interesting.
It was also lovely to meet the museum cat, Ruby. She was excellent at her supervisory role and I saw her being vigilant, checking on everyone to ensure they did their jobs.















