Ceramic route

1 hour (3.5 km)
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Delft Ceramics Walk takes you past ceramic works of art in public spaces, museums and (former) potteries, among other places.

Delft and ceramics are inseparable. The city has not only a centuries-old tradition in ceramics but also a very active and contemporary ceramics sector. Experience Delft's ceramic highlights for yourself during the ceramics route!

Take a walk from the garden of Museum Prinsenhof Delft to Royal Delft. Follow the blue and white ceramic bricks in the street - a design by artist Christina Linaris-Coridou - stroll past ceramic artworks, be surprised by unexpected objects and discover why Delft is rightly called Ceramics City.

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  • Museum Prinsenhof Delft Information Point – Ceramics Route (Stop 1 – Starting Point)

    Museum Prinsenhof Delft is normally a regular stop during the Ceramics Walk. At the museum, you will see masterpieces of ceramics and Delft Blue that tell the city's story. By...

    Info point Museum Prinsenhof Delft
    Sint Agathaplein 4
    Delft
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    Info point Museum Prinsenhof Delft - ceramics route Girl looks at museum renovation plans

  • Lampposts on Sint Agathaplein – ceramics route (Stop 2)

    Since 2010, three special porcelain lampposts have stood between the old chestnut trees on Sint Agathaplein. They were made by artist Wendy Steenks (formerly associated with Royal D...

    Sint Agathaplein
    Delft
    Lampposts Sint Agathaplein - ceramics route

  • Galerie Terra (Stop 3)

    Right in the city's historic centre, you will find one of the few places in the Netherlands where ceramics can be bought permanently.

    Galerie Terra
    Nieuwstraat 7
    2611 HK Delft
    Galerie Terra

  • Keramieken Kaart van Delft - Keramiek route (Stop 4)

    A striking ceramic artwork shines in the Papenstraat.

    Papenstraat
    delft
    Keramieken Kaart van Delft - Keramiek route

  • 38CC (Stop 5)

    Exhibition space 38CC has been hosting an exhibition programme of contemporary art since 2008.

    38CC
    Papenstraat 5
    2611JB Delft
    38CC38

  • Bonte Ossteeg – Ceramics Route (Stop 6)

    Artwork with blue motifs

    bonte ossteeg
    delft
    Bonte Ossteeg- Ceramics route

  • Delfts blauw tableau Markt 45- Keramiek route (Stop 7)

    Delft blue tile tableau on facade.

    markt 45
    2611GR delft
    Delfts blauw tableau Markt 45- Keramiek route

  • Sectieltegeltableau Markt 21- Keramiek route (Stop 8)

    Sectile tilework on facade

    Markt 21
    2611gp delft
    Sectieltegeltableau Markt 21- Keramiek route

  • Museum Paul Tétar van Elven (Stop 9)

    Visit the house of a 19th-century artist!

    Museum Paul Tétar van Elven
    Koornmarkt 67
    2611EC Delft
    Museum Paul Tétar van Elven

  • Lange Geer 28 - Keramiek route (Stop 10)

    Pottery on the Lange Geer

    Lange geer 28
    2611pv Delft
    Lange Geer 28 - Keramiek route

  • Hamtunnel - Keramiek route (Stop 11)

    Artwork in the Hamtunnel

    hamtunnel
    delft
    Hamtunnel - Keramiek route

  • Tegelmannen - Keramiek route (Stop 12)

    Artwork in the Lausbergstraat

    Lausbergstraat
    Delft
    Tegelmannen - Keramiek route

  • Royal Delft Museum (Stop 13)

    The only remaining earthenware factory from the 17th century where Delft Blue pottery is still made today.

    Rotterdamseweg 196
    2628 AR Delft
    Royal Delft Museum Master painter of Royal Delft painting on a plate

  • Delftse Koe (Stop 14 – Final stop)

    Artist Rob Brandt created this artwork of glazed pottery, which was given a place on de Beestenmarkt in 1993.

    beestenmarkt
    delft
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    Delftse Koe

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