ロイヤル デルフト：デルフトブルー工場と博物館の入場券

Visiting the Royal Delft Museum was a truly special experience for me. As someone with a background in painting and a deep love for blue ink and blue-and-white art, I felt especially connected to this place. The delicate details, traditional Delft Blue designs and the craftsmanship behind each piece were fascinating to see. What impressed me most was realizing how much patience, precision and artistic skill goes into creating these beautiful pieces. I also loved the combination of history, art and craftsmanship. The museum doesn’t simply display beautiful objects; it tells the story behind them and gives visitors a better understanding of the tradition and the people who keep this art alive. From a visitor-experience perspective, I found it very inspiring. It’s a place where art and Dutch cultural heritage come together in a very tangible way. For me, surrounded by all those beautiful shades of blue, it was more than just a museum visit — it felt like stepping into a world I naturally feel drawn to. 💙🎨 Definitely a must-visit for anyone who loves art, craftsmanship, Dutch heritage and, of course, Delft Blue.

Worth a visit, but expensive to shop there.

We were visiting The Netherlands to see old friends and decided on the Saturday to venture into Delft. It seemed an obvious choice to pay for tickets into the museum. I used an audio guide whilst other members of our party were happy to wander around reading the information boards which were in Dutch and English. The museum gives you a very good insight into how the Delft pottery came to be and traces its history across the ages. There are some really lovely examples of the porcelain to view along with examples of tile work.

+7

It was a a great visit. We were five people and everybody found their interest point, Some the art, some the craftsmanship, some the industry and some the history. this factory museum shows off all aspects of the famous delft ceramics. It is a one and a half hour visit. We did not take a tour (because there wasn't one on the day we were there) but it is very self explanatory. The price is like any museum but there is free parking. Don't miss the inner courtyard.

Small museum and then took guided factory tour which was ok. 6 Euro shuttle back to station via city centre was the highlight.

This was interesting and I’m glad that I went, but it wasn’t necessarily a highlight of my trip. The garden bistro was charming. The museum itself is very small. I do wish that participating in classes was more accessible for day of purchase. I was sad to miss that option.

Total Delft is a procelain manufacturer located in the surroundings of Delft, a town in South Holland Region, in the Netherlands. We came here to visit this place and we could learn about the history of this manufacturing site and its relation with the Netherlands Monarchy. Really, very interesting explanations. Also, we could see a lot of porcelain objects, especially tableware. And you can go to the manufacturing site and see the real place (not only a museum). At the end of the museum, there is a shop, where you can buy a lot of porcelain objects. Very nice.

+9

Fantastic! What a wonderful piece of history. And also new masters who give a contemporary twist to the current designs. Nice to walk through the factory. Really a candy factory with nice quality products. Take advantage of lunch or just coffee. Served in Delft blue tableware

+1

Wonderful experience looking how this handmade articrafts are made, and learning about the history of the place.

It’s a decent way out of town but worth it. Incredible history and artistry. Would like to see more goings on in the factory