Royal Delft
Wednesday-Sunday: 10:00-17:00
Monday-Tuesday: 11:30-17:00
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Royal Delft Museum and Factory Admission
4.8 / 5
5 reseñas
100+ reservado/a
Horario de apertura
Rotterdamseweg 196, 2628 AR Delft, Países Bajos
Reseñas
4.8 / 5
Fantástico
5 reseñas
Usuario de Klook
2024/09/15
Fantástico 5.0
Esta vez utilicé Klook para reservar entradas para el Museo de Delft. La interfaz online fue muy cómoda y el pago con tarjeta de crédito también fue rápido. Cuando llegues al museo, toma el código Qrcode de compra de entradas de Klook y escanéalo en el mostrador, ¡y podrás realizar la visita guiada por dentro!
Usuario de Klook
2024/05/14
Fantástico 5.0
Aunque la calidad de los productos de Royal Delft no es comparable a la de China, es bueno conocer esta parte de la historia de los Países Bajos. Las instalaciones de producción también están abiertas a los visitantes.
LIU *******
2024/05/12
Estupendo 4.0
Las entradas vienen con un guía turístico y también puedes elegir chino. Puedes caminar por el museo durante unos 40 minutos y también hay maestros trabajando en el lugar.
HUANG ********
2024/01/29
Fantástico 5.0
Este museo no requiere franjas horarias de reserva, por lo que puedes comprar las entradas en el día. El museo está bien planificado y puedes observar de cerca cada paso de la fabricación de porcelana. La última tienda fue aún más frustrante de comprar, se la recomiendo a cualquiera que le guste la porcelana. Luego, el museo tiene un guía turístico chino que puedes pedir prestado.
Usuario de Klook
2023/05/26
Fantástico 5.0
Me encantó la exhibición de arte en el museo. ¡Museo imperdible en Delft!
Guía
- Visit the only authentic Delft Blue factory still in production since the 17th century!
- Enjoy a live demonstration from one of our (master) painters
- Have a drink or tasty food in our brasserie served in original Delftware overlooking our innercourt garden
- Learn how all products are made from A to Z!
- All visitors get a free audio tour in one of the following languages: Dutch, English, French, Italian, Spanish or German
Paintbrushes carefully touch the white earthenware, whilst elsewhere clay is poured into handmade moulds. It is here, at Royal Delft Museum, that craftsmen have been creating iconic Delft Blue for almost 400 years. Royal Delft, established in 1653, is the last remaining original Delftware factory in Delft from the 17th century that still produces hand painted Delft Blue according to centuries-old tradition. Discover all about the history, craftsmanship and innovation of this royal company during your visit at the Royal Delft Museum. Since it acquired the official museum status in 2021, the museum has been undergoing a metamorphosis in stages; the existing museum galleries have been renovated and the museum has been expanded with the construction of a new exhibition hall. A series of changing exhibitions will be held in this exhibition hall. In November 2022 we reopened the doors of the renewed Royal Delft Museum. Please check the website of Royal Delft Museum for the up to date programme.
Royal High Tea on original Blue Delftware After a stroll around the museum a well-deserved lunch or high-tea can be enjoyed at the Brasserie1653. The lunchroom has stunning views overlooking the monumental courtyard garden which is accessible all year round and houses an atmospheric terrace during the summer months.
Things to note
Show us your painting talent! Would you like to try painting yourself? Then try one of our painting workshops! Paint your own tile for on your wall at home during a painting workshop. Need some inspiration for the decoration? Choose a Royal Delft design. Of course, if you have enough ideas you can create your design! Available on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 14:00 hrs. Please contact the museum in advance to reserve your spot.
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Royal Delft: Rotterdamseweg 196, 2628 AR Delft, Netherlands
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- Visit the only authentic Delft Blue factory still in production since the 17th century!
- Enjoy a live demonstration from one of our (master) painters
- Have a drink or tasty food in our brasserie served in original Delftware overlooking our innercourt garden
- Learn how all products are made from A to Z!
- All visitors get a free audio tour in one of the following languages: Dutch, English, French, Italian, Spanish or German
Paintbrushes carefully touch the white earthenware, whilst elsewhere clay is poured into handmade moulds. It is here, at Royal Delft Museum, that craftsmen have been creating iconic Delft Blue for almost 400 years. Royal Delft, established in 1653, is the last remaining original Delftware factory in Delft from the 17th century that still produces hand painted Delft Blue according to centuries-old tradition. Discover all about the history, craftsmanship and innovation of this royal company during your visit at the Royal Delft Museum. Since it acquired the official museum status in 2021, the museum has been undergoing a metamorphosis in stages; the existing museum galleries have been renovated and the museum has been expanded with the construction of a new exhibition hall. A series of changing exhibitions will be held in this exhibition hall. In November 2022 we reopened the doors of the renewed Royal Delft Museum. Please check the website of Royal Delft Museum for the up to date programme.
Royal High Tea on original Blue Delftware After a stroll around the museum a well-deserved lunch or high-tea can be enjoyed at the Brasserie1653. The lunchroom has stunning views overlooking the monumental courtyard garden which is accessible all year round and houses an atmospheric terrace during the summer months.
Things to note
Show us your painting talent! Would you like to try painting yourself? Then try one of our painting workshops! Paint your own tile for on your wall at home during a painting workshop. Need some inspiration for the decoration? Choose a Royal Delft design. Of course, if you have enough ideas you can create your design! Available on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 14:00 hrs. Please contact the museum in advance to reserve your spot.