Porcelanium - Herendi Porcelánmanufaktúra Látogatóközpont - Porcelanium - Herendi Porcelánmanufaktúra Látogatóközpont

The guided presentation is very good, it gives a little taste of the basics of porcelain making. The combi ticket comes with gift coffee at the manufactory’s café, served in beautiful Herend porcelain.

HEREND PORCELAIN MANUFACTURE ------------------------------------------------- ----------- We saw, heard and experienced very nice things when visiting the mini-manufactory! I recommend it to anyone who loves beautiful, delicate items.

The staff everywhere is very kind and friendly. The tour guide is huge that in the meantime we can even see the ladies at work. Rose making is a "compulsory program" for children, recommended for adults ?. The coffee and tea kindness went well. The museum is amazing and offers plenty to see. The only downside is that they ask for money for photography here too, for me it’s pathetic. Thank You

I went here with complete passivity to urge my friends. I had a great time and if you go for it, check it out, because the whole complex is very well organized. Thanks!

We visited the Zsolnay Cultural Quarter a few years ago, it was a huge experience. We were in Bakony this summer, so we gave ourselves to see another big-name and world-famous porcelain factory in Hungary. I liked it but it didn’t make much of an impact on me. Most of the products are tuled, lacking in playfulness. Here, too, there were a good few porcelains that were very catchy but the vast majority were less so. We paid for the manufactory visit. It could have been a lot more meaningful, it was very conveyor belt in nature but in relation to the whole complex I felt it was a hassle for the factory to receive visitors but revenue was an important consideration. I have felt this materiality everywhere, money is of immense importance. And it's not the envy that speaks of me, because the prices here are far from my budget, but many of my compatriots can say that about themselves. There is also no problem with this for a world famous product because the quality and the name have to be paid for. That is why it was controversial when the gentleman in charge of the leadership mentioned that the samples and shapes are being modernized and such a set is also happily bought by a young couple :) Remaining on tour, the film shown there was the concentrated kitsch itself, I understand the point is that it migrates to a generation of porcelain and generaciorol, but I didn't really like the realization. Nor did I have a good feeling about working with different phases like some uplifted and vulnerable biorobots. They were amazingly skillful, they put a nice job out of their hands but it requires a lot of focus and can be a very tiring job. I understand that leadership has a duration and needs to happen with as many people and frequencies as possible - money. But it could be with fewer people, leaving more time for questions, to try out a process, it would be good for employees to be asked, they would be involved as a multifunctional person, not just a phase-out robot. But this is in keeping with the spirituality experienced there, only he who pays or benefits has a place. At the end of the tour, we were able to talk to two porcelain painter ladies from the showroom almost last time, which brought the activity much closer and supported what we experienced there. Money-money. I don't even understand why I have to pay extra for this photo ticket, even if we buy the family combined ticket anyway. I really liked the museum's historical overview and the kiln, as well as a couple of products, as well as the exhibition space and the building itself. The seasonal exhibition was impressive, (Halasi Lace). It is also a nice gesture to have a 1-1 choice drink in their cafe. Here you will find everything in original Herend porcelain and the café is also very elegant and decorated with products from the factory. What was strange was that we were four but only three people could consume it for free, we paid for the consumption of the fourth family member. There was no comprehensible explanation for this. There is also a sample shop next to the café with a wide selection of goods. With flexible opening hours when purchasing. I think they close early in the season, I understand that for the whole complex. The building of the manufactory is imaginative and stylishly executed. It is worth visiting the place but it was a controversial experience for me, I liked several things and I didn't like them anymore.