Audio Guide of the Porcelain Museum

The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00-16:00 (Tuesday), 10:00-18:00 (Wednesday to Saturday), and 10:00-16:00 (Sunday). It is closed on Mondays. It is located at 1 Maja Street 9, Walbrzych. You can get there by public transport on buses 5, 7, 12, or 22. More details are available on its official website.

Standard admission: 20 PLN (≈€4.70), reduced admission 15 PLN (students/seniors). Fridays are free. Guided tours (in Polish): +30 PLN per group. Check updated prices on the pricing page.

We recommend allowing 1.5-2 hours to explore the 5 permanent galleries with more than 10,000 pieces. If you also include temporary exhibitions or the café, add another 30-45 minutes.

It houses the finest collection of Silesian porcelain, including the famous 'White Gold' service from the Tielsch factory. Its historic building (1801) was once the residence of textile magnates and reflects the ceramic tradition that brought international fame to Walbrzych.

Choose Wednesday to Friday mornings in the shoulder season (April-June or September-October). Avoid weekends in July/August, when it overlaps with visitors to Książ Castle. Winter is less crowded but has shorter opening hours.

There are ramps on the ground floor and an elevator to the first floor, but the historic basement areas are not accessible. Adapted restrooms are available. Check in advance by phone at +48 74 664 60 30 or by email at [email protected].

15 minutes away: Książ Castle (the third largest in Poland). 10 minutes away: Palm House (Lubiechów Palm House). Walbrzych's historic center has interesting neoclassical buildings such as the Old Town Hall.

1) Wear comfortable shoes: original wooden floors 2) Leave large backpacks in the locker 3) No-flash photography only in permitted areas 4) If you are visiting in a group, book guides in advance 5) Combine your visit with nearby Galeria Victoria for a meal.