The Museum of Czech porcelain is located under the roof of the castle Klashterets nad Ogří on the border of the Czech Republic and …
The Jan Becher Museum preserves the history of the creation of one of the most famous Czech beverages - Becherovka liqueur. The mu …
The Becherovka Museum on the site of a former pharmacy was built by Jan Becher, who has been running the family beverage business …
Karlovy Vary is a unique city for lovers of culture and history, where museum collections tell about the crafts, gastronomy and artistic traditions of the region. Walks through museums are organically combined with thermal routes and landscapes, and each exposition gives a new understanding of the local heritage. Traveling to the Karlovy Vary museums becomes emotional and informative, whether you are coming for a weekend or planning a long cultural tour.
In the vicinity and in the city you can visit the famous Museum of Czech porcelain, located under the roof of the castle in Klashterets nad Ogří about 30 km from Karlovy Vary - there are rare examples of porcelain and unique historical sets. Lovers of liquors and local traditions will be interested in the Becherovka Museum and the Jan Becher Museum, where the history of the famous liquor is preserved, ancient pharmacy supplies and archival documents about the craft are exhibited. A special place is occupied by the Moser glass museum at the operating plant, founded in 1875 - its collections contain samples of filigree engraving and author's products demonstrating the skill of glassblowers and engravers. In the vicinity there are small exhibition areas and craft workshops that complement the picture of regional culture and offer author’s souvenirs and master classes.
The museum life of the city is active: temporary exhibitions are regularly replaced in the halls and imported collections from other regions of the Czech Republic come, thematic displays and tastings are arranged, as well as lectures on the history of the production of porcelain and liqueurs. During the year, special programs for tourists and thematic routes are organized, which help to see rare exhibits and behind-the-scenes workshops. Keep an eye out for the posters of museums and city cultural centers – there are often new exhibitions of contemporary art and historical projects that make each trip unique.
We invite you to come to Karlovy Vary and discover its museum treasures in person. The best way to feel the city more deeply is to use the services of a private guide: local guides will make a personal route, pick up interesting excursions, help get to closed expositions and organize tastings to make your trip bright and memorable. Book a tour and start planning your itinerary - Karlovy Vary museums are waiting for you.
