Porcelain Museum in Wałbrzych

The Porcelain Museum in Walbrzych is located in the Albertich Palace and displays over 10,000 objects across different collections, including ceramics and regional artwork. The collection features pieces from various European countries as well as Polish works from the 20th century.

The museum opened in 2015 and preserves the manufacturing heritage of Walbrzych through collections from factories that operated in the region since the 1700s. These objects tell the story of a long tradition of pottery and ceramics making that shaped the city's identity.

The museum rooms recreate how wealthy families once lived, with furniture, paintings, and decorative objects showing different European porcelain traditions. You can see how these pieces were actually used in private homes across the continent.

Visitors need to tour with a guide or exhibition attendant to explore the collections properly. Audio guides in multiple languages are available to help you understand the objects on your own.

The collection displays porcelain from seven European countries, reflecting the international trade practices of the 1800s and 1900s. This diverse origin shows how wealthy households sourced fine goods from different regions across the continent.