Escuela Museo de Origami Zaragoza (EMOZ)

Great museum to visit with the whole family, other than the incredible collections and history of the origami, at the time of our visit they had a floor with interactive/mind games and a special exhibition mixing Goya and Hellboy, take your time and enjoy. Dogs not allowed.

Such a delightful museum with an international collection of origami talent on display. Well worth a visit. Neighborhood seemed a little sketchy but with police presence around it felt safer.

On the top floor of the building we got to enjoy the Origami Museum. It was beautiful and had some phenomenal art. It was just really hot while we were in there and it made it hard to enjoy the art. If given an opportunity make sure you come in without a jacket and I guarantee you will love the work that has been created with paper.

This is the best Origami Museum and school in the world! And the best I’ve been to. Jorge, the curator, has the widest and most diverse showcase of origami art. The museum also clearly shows the global network connected to this institution and the history behind it. Classes were not available when we visited but it is surely a place we will return for in Zaragoza. We also bought origami art for display which they sell outside after you walk through the full floor showcase. Scroll through the photos to check their display which will be refreshed in mid-March.

Wow wow wow. That was an unexpected surprise. Absolutely amazing. I even didn’t know about a museum of origami. 😱 small but impressive. Some of the origami saw are simple unbelievable. I’m very happy to be able to see it. Don’t miss it.

It can be a bit of walk to get here from central Zaragoza but it really is a fantastic museum if you enjoy the art of paper folding. Located on the top floor and accessible by either stairs or lift, admission is normally €3 per person (September 2022 prices.) Museum explains the history of Origami and there are a number of artefacts made in the style including flowers, portraits and dresses. If you enjoy Origami and are interested in how far this art form has been taken then please visit. It was very quiet when we visited.

Extremely interesting museum! Very unique, the only one in Europe. Nice experience and better than some of modern art. It takes around 1 hour. Ticket costs 3 euro.

Absolutely amazing! I had no idea what origami art existed outside of animals. This is an exquisite collection of the entire gamut of styles. Nice historical timeline or how paper was first created in China to how the art of origami spread around the world. Explanations of different styles of folding and types of paper. Huge wall hanging pieces that look like fabric, plastic or leather. Many are painted. Every kind of shape. 3€. Quiet section of town. On the 2nd floor within a larger historical museum with other small exhibits which are free. Definitely worth a visit.