Visit the new museumhalls

Visit Royal Delft Museum, the factory museum for Delft pottery. Meet the makers of Delft Blue and experience the age-old craft since 1653.

Activities in the museum

ON DISPLAY NOW

Industry along the Schie

From Yeast to Delft Blue

  • March 13 until August 17, 2025
  • Tentoonstelling
FREE

Children’s scavenger hunt

Speciaal voor de allerkleinsten is er een kinderspeurtocht

  • Daily
  • Activity
  • Children
WORKSHOP

Painting workshop

Experience for yourself how the world-famous Delft Blue is made

  • Tuesday - Sunday
  • Workshop
HIGH TEA

High Tea

Join us on a journey and enjoy a high tea on authentic Delft Blue tableware

  • Daily
  • Activiteit
    Activity
  • high tea
CHILDREN

Children’s audiotour

  • Daily
  • Activity
  • Children
CHILDREN

Children’s party

  • On request
  • Activity
  • Children
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Visit Royal Delft Museum

During a visit to the Royal Delft Museum you will learn everything about the history of the Porceleyne Fles. View the historical collection, including the royal collection, and become acquainted with the traditional production process of Delft Blue pottery in the factory.

In addition to the visit to the only remaining factory museum of Delft pottery, Royal Delft Museum offers numerous additional activities. Get creative during a tile painting workshop or enjoy a delicious lunch or High Tea in Brasserie1653. We also offer countless activities for children, such as a children’s scavenger hunt or a children’s audio tour.

Complete your visit with a visit to the Flagship Store and view all our handmade Delft Blue products in the museum shop. You can also combine your visit with one of our Royal Delft packages, where, in addition to your visit to the factory museum, you can enjoy a local delicacy or a cruise through the canals of Delft.

Finally, the Royal Delft Museum is also suitable as a meeting location for your company and you can even say yes in our monumental building.

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Painting workshop

Children's activities!

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