Museo Lladró

Museum of the Lladró porcelain firm in the Ciudad de la Porcelana, with a free guided visit to the workshops and advance booking.

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About the museum

The Lladró Museum is part of the Ciudad de la Porcelana, the complex of workshops of the Lladró porcelain firm in Tavernes Blanques, about fifteen minutes from the centre of Valencia. The company was founded by the brothers Juan, José and Vicente Lladró Dolz, who began working in porcelain in 1953 in their house in Almàssera.

The museum has two permanent exhibitions: one of historical porcelain, with pieces made between the 1950s and the 1990s that are no longer in the catalogue, and another of painted porcelain. Visits include a tour of the workshops, where craftspeople show how the pieces are made by hand, and a visit to the museum and the boutique, which displays the current collections.

Highlights

Historical porcelain from the 1950s to the 1990s
Exhibition of painted porcelain
Tour of the workshops of the Ciudad de la Porcelana
Free guided visit in Spanish or English

Permanent exhibitions

Porcelana histórica – Pieces made between the 1950s and the 1990s that are no longer part of the commercial catalogue.
Porcelana pictórica – Permanent exhibition devoted to painted porcelain.

Founded: 2006
Operated by: Lladró

Admission & discounts

Admission is free.

Guided visits to the workshops and the museum are free with advance booking.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible: no information
Elevator: no information
Accessible restroom: no information
Accessible parking: no information
Service dogs welcome: no information
Tactile models & exhibits: no information
Sign language tours: no information
Easy-to-read materials: no information
Audio description: no information

External accessible-tourism sources mention steps at the main entrance, with a platform lift, a lift and adapted toilets; this should be confirmed with the museum.