More than 3,000 pieces from a private collection are on display. Permanent exhibition on two floors of the museum in the centre of Prague near Welceslas Square.
The museum displays a complete family collection of Meissen porcelain, which has been collected by a private family for many years and passed down from generation to generation. The collection contains porcelain pieces that are up to 300 years old and the museum displays hand-painted statuettes, figurines, mugs, plates, candlesticks, dining sets and other beautiful pieces.
In addition to the exhibition, the museum also offers the opportunity to buy souvenirs or even some pieces of old porcelain.
The museum offers a guide in a foreign language with a lot of information about the history but also about the current porcelain production. More information on the museum's website.
In addition to the exhibition, the museum also offers the opportunity to buy souvenirs or even some pieces of old porcelain.
The museum offers a guide in a foreign language with a lot of information about the history but also about the current porcelain production. More information on the museum's website.
Address
28.října 373/7
Prague 1
Prague 1
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