Real Fábrica de Loza Fina y porcelana de Alcora

The Real Fábrica de Loza Fina produced refined ceramics and porcelain pieces with intricate patterns, glazes, and decorative elements that defined Spanish craftsmanship.

Founded in 1727 by Pedro de Alcántara Abarca de Bolea, the factory employed 136 workers and manufactured over 25,000 ceramic pieces monthly during its early operations.

The factory combined Spanish ceramic traditions with French influences, introducing new techniques and designs that transformed the regional pottery manufacturing methods.

Visitors can explore exhibitions displaying ancient ceramic techniques, production methods, and collections of finished items that demonstrate the evolution of porcelain crafting.

The factory received special tax exemptions and royal privileges, enabling it to hire French artisans who introduced contemporary designs to Spanish pottery production.

Location: L'Alcora

Inception: 1727

Founders: Pedro de Alcántara Abarca de Bolea y Bermúdez de Castro

Address: Avinguda de Castelló 4. L'Alcora

GPS coordinates: 40.07664,-0.21080

Latest update: September 18, 2025 12:28