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Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu

Historic pottery, contemporary sculpture and Bolesławiec’s past in the Gothic Revival Pückler Palace, surrounded by a historic park.

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A century of the museum: from the Municipal Museum to the Pückler Palace

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Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu

Brown clay glazes, cobalt decoration and raised appliqués reveal different sides of Bolesławiec ceramics. The Ceramics Museum in Bolesławiec collects historic and contemporary wares, objects relating to the city’s history, and sculptures created during local artist residencies.

The collection includes excavated vessels, products of earlier pottery workshops and examples of technological changes associated with the local ceramics school. A copy of the Great Pot recalls master potter Joppe’s vessel with its 1,970-litre capacity. Sections of the exhibition explore apothecary practice, the origins of stamped decoration, industry and post-war Bolesławiec.

Since April 2024, the ceramics and city-history collections have been displayed in Pückler Palace. Its Gothic Revival exterior is recognisable by its three wings and battlemented tower. A restored historic park adjoins the museum.

The institution traces its origins to the Municipal Museum founded in 1911 and adopted its present name in 1968. The palace conversion formed part of cooperation with Norway’s Telemark Museum on the European Route of Ceramics.

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Otevírací doba

May-September

1. května – 30. září

pondělí: Zavřeno
úterý: 10:00–18:00
středa: 09:00–17:00
čtvrtek: 10:00–18:00
pátek: 09:00–17:00
sobota: 10:00–17:00
neděle: 11:00–17:00

October-April

1. října – 30. dubna

pondělí: Zavřeno
úterý: 10:00–17:00
středa: 09:00–16:00
čtvrtek: 10:00–17:00
pátek: 09:00–16:00
sobota: 10:00–16:00
neděle: 11:00–16:00

Výjimky

1. ledna 2026New Year's Day - closed: Zavřeno
4. dubna 2026Holy Saturday: 09:00–13:00
5. dubna 2026Easter Sunday - closed: Zavřeno
6. dubna 2026Easter Monday - closed: Zavřeno
1. května 2026Labour Day: 09:00–17:00
2. května 20262 May: 10:00–17:00
3. května 2026Constitution Day: 11:00–17:00
24. května 2026Pentecost - closed: Zavřeno
4. června 2026Corpus Christi - closed: Zavřeno
15. srpna 2026Assumption of Mary: 10:00–17:00
1. listopadu 2026All Saints' Day - closed: Zavřeno
11. listopadu 2026Independence Day - closed: Zavřeno
24. prosince 2026Christmas Eve - closed: Zavřeno
25. prosince 2026Christmas Day - closed: Zavřeno
26. prosince 2026St Stephen's Day - closed: Zavřeno
27. prosince 2026Holiday opening hours: 11:00–17:00
31. prosince 2026New Year's Eve: 09:00–13:00

Admission is free on Thursdays.

Vstupenky

Admission tickets

Standard ticket: 20,00 PLN
Reduced ticket: 10,00 PLN
Bolesławiec Resident Card: 10,00 PLN
Bolesławiec Large Family Card: 10,00 PLN
School ticket (pupil/student): 5,00 PLN
Children under 7: zdarma
Thursday - free admission: zdarma

Combined tickets

Combined standard ticket: 25,00 PLN
Combined reduced ticket: 12,00 PLN
Combined school ticket: 6,00 PLN
Bolesławiec Resident Card - combined ticket: 12,00 PLN
Bolesławiec Large Family Card - combined ticket: 12,00 PLN
Children under 7 - combined ticket: zdarma

Guided tours and workshops

Guided tour in Polish - standard: 6,00 PLN
Guided tour in Polish - reduced: 4,00 PLN
Creative workshops: 15,00 PLN
History sessions: 5,00 PLN
Guided tour - children under 7: zdarma
Foreign-language guided tour surcharge: 250,00 PLN

Admission to exhibitions is free on Thursdays. Guided tours are booked by phone or email.

Trasy (1)

Tematická trasaA century of the museum: from the Municipal Museum to the Pückler PalaceSix chapters in the museum’s history: from its founding in 1911 through post-war rebuilding and name changes to the move into Pückler Palace.Začít prohlídku

Exponáty a body (10)

Ceramics by Johann Gottlieb AltmannAltmann’s experiments encompassed clay bodies, glazes and vessel designs inspired by antiquity.
The opening and the European Route of CeramicsThe move to the palace formed part of Bolesławiec’s partnership with Norway’s Telemark Museum.
The Municipal Museum and its beginningsThe museum dates back to 1911, when its first home was a building on Mickiewicza Street.
Closure and the Regional MuseumDamp walls caused a closure lasting several years; in 1967 the museum returned with a new display.
Copy of the Great PotMaster potter Joppe’s monumental vessel held almost two thousand litres; the museum displays a copy.
Ceramics and the Royal Vocational School of CeramicsFounded in 1897, the school helped potters change recipes, vessel shapes and production methods.
Vessels from the Piaskowa Street potteryExcavations in 2007 uncovered jugs, bottles and apothecary vessels made by earlier Bolesławiec potters.
Rebuilding the museum after the warFollowing nationalisation and renovation, the museum opened three permanent exhibitions in 1953.
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ul. Zgorzelecka 28/29
59-700 Bolesławiec

Jak se sem dostat

It is about 1 kilometre (10-15 minutes on foot) from the train station and about 250 metres (3-4 minutes on foot) from the bus station. Free car parking is available by the building.

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The museum on Zgorzelecka Street has barrier-free access. Free car parking is available beside the building.

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Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu

A century of the museum: from the Municipal Museum to the Pückler Palace

Muzeum Ceramiki w Bolesławcu

Novinky místa

May-September

October-April

Výjimky

Admission tickets

Combined tickets

Guided tours and workshops

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