The Ceramics Museum in Ludwigsburg Palace
This world-class collection is more than just lovely vases, cups and mugs. From colorful majolica to delicate porcelain, the 2,000 objects on display provide insight into the past.
Much more than pretty china
These are artworks in their own right. The richly-decorated plates and table settings recall the splendor of 18th-century aristocratic meals. The array includes charming animals, costumed figurines and stately urns from the Rococo period, as well as fine examples of ceramics from important 19th-century manufacturers.
Insider Tips
- Architectural tip: In the museum galleries, note the Baroque stucco work and ceiling frescoes, which provide the perfect backdrop for the collection.
- Hands-on tip: In his workshop in the museum, Japanese master ceramicist Kenji Fuchiwaki demonstrates how ceramics are made. You can even work at the potter’s wheel and get advice from Kenji himself. Your creations will be finished and glazed the way you want and then fired.
Prices, opening hours & information
Tickets & prices
There are several categories of tickets. You can visit just the palace or an individual museum. Check out the well-priced combination tickets. For example, when you purchase admission to the palace and a museum, the special ticket is valid for two successive days.More informations: www.schloss-ludwigsburg.de
Opening hours
Please visit https://www.schloss-ludwigsburg.de/besuchsinformation/oeffnungszeiten for current opening hours.
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Ceramics Museum (Keramikmuseum)
Schloss Ludwigsburg
Festinbau
Schlossstraße 30
71634 Ludwigsburg
Tel: +49 7141 186400
Fax: +49 7141 186450
info@schloss-ludwigsburg.de
http://www.schloss-ludwigsburg.de/en
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