Royal Delft, Delft

The Netherlands is well-known for its blue and white Delft pottery, which is produced in the picturesque Dutch town of the same name. Visitors at Royal Delft may take a tour of the original – and last existing – the factory where Royal Delftware is being made today. They may learn about the history and manufacturing process of Royal Delftware, as well as observe a trained artist hand-paint a classic porcelain piece utilizing centuries-old techniques. The museum also showcases rare Royal Delft china used by the Dutch royal family. Visitors may finish their trip by perusing the massive gift store, which has a treasure trove of Delftware. Everything from tiny presents to grandiose treasures fit for royalty is available here.

Since the 17th century, the Royal Delft Museum has been the exclusive maker of the world-famous Delft Blue. The firm not only serves as a ceramics research center but also welcomes approximately 140,000 people from across the world each year to witness the traditional production process of Delft pottery. The Rotterdamseweg location comprises the business museum, manufacturing, showroom, and brasserie.

Location: Rotterdamseweg 196, 2628 AR Delft

Website: museum.royaldelft.com/en