Plantin-Moretus Museum

This museum is an ancient printing equipment factory, the entire museum has quite a lot of printing equipment, the museum can learn a lot of printing technology, many equipment is retained after use, printing methods are also very representative. [View] The interior space is large [Interesting] Interesting knowledge

Antwerp Plantampalin Museum belongs to the world cultural heritage, the sixteenth-century printing factory, busy in the first floor workshop for a long time, did not use the ancient machine printed a word, born can not rely on craftsmanship to make a living.

Also referred to as the Print Museum, it is an ancient building with Renaissance and Baroque style. There are a large number of old-fashioned printing equipment and printed products inside. There are many famous paintings and precious books. I found the illustrations of Marco Polo's travels in a childhood history textbook here.

The Plantan-Moretus Museum is a World Heritage List, built during the Renaissance and Baroque periods and houses the world's first industrial printing works. The museum was founded by Christopher Platin, a family of printing giants in the 1st century. The company building also houses a large collection of old printing equipment, a library with a large collection of valuable archives and artwork, including a painting by Rubens.

Antwerp Plantan-Moretus Printing Museum (Museum Plantin-Moretus) is a special museum built on the basis of residence and printing plant to commemorate the famous printmakers Christopher Plantan (Christoffel Plantijn) and Jan Moretus. The museum not only houses two of the world's oldest existing printing presses, but also a library archive with complete archives of Plantan Enterprises. In 2005, the museum was included in the World Heritage List and became a major cultural heritage for mankind.