The Walbrzych Porcelain Museum, the oldest and longest-established cultural institution in the city, is the only facility of its class on the museum map of Poland. Its rich history dates back to 1908, when the Walbrzych Museum of Antiquities of the Walbrzych Land was established on the initiative of Julius Joppich.

In 1926, the museum’s headquarters was moved to the home of Gustav Alberti, a distinguished merchant and industrialist. It is a classicist mansion, built in 1801, whose unique architecture complements the beauty of the exhibition presented in its interiors. The building still houses the museum today.

As the Porcelain Museum, the facility has been operating since 2015, exemplifying the most interesting exhibition metamorphosis in Lower Silesia
The Porcelain Museum presents its audience with one of the richest collections of historic Silesian porcelain, in. dating back to the nineteenth-century Wałbrzych factories, as well as a carefully selected collection of porcelain from the most important European factories
The museum’s exhibition includes several thousand objects, an exhibition of Polish ceramics from the 1950s and 1960s, a gallery of contemporary Polish painting and periodically organized temporary exhibitions.
Education at the museum includes year-round creative workshops for children, art walks, lectures and film screenings

Visit the Porcelain Museum and explore the richness of its collection.

Relax amidst the beauty retained in the fragile porcelain.

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