Paper Mill at Velké Losiny

Industrial buildings in the Czech RepublicPapermaking museumsPulp and paper millsŠumperk District

The Paper mill at Velké Losiny is a historic mill in Velké Losiny in the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. It was founded in the late 16th century and is manufacturing handmade paper to this day. The four-hundred-year continuity of traditional handmade paper production is unparalleled in Central Europe and in 2001 the paper mill was declared a Czech national cultural monument.

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Paper Mill at Velké Losiny
Rudé armády, okres Šumperk

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Ruční papírna Velké Losiny

Rudé armády
788 14 okres Šumperk, Velké Losiny
Central Moravia, Czechia
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