Discover 250 years of colourful stories through the largest collection of Worcester porcelain in the world, in the place where it was made. World-class …
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Oct 15, 2024
A fascinating museum. The tour our history group had was informative and full of interesting stories about the beautiful porcelain there. Very helpful staff. One of our best visits this year.Full review by Freedom25251450948
Apr 23, 2024
We only had an afternoon in Worcester the day before a conference I was attending. I like pottery so this museum seemed like a good choice. Very interesting and well set out. Leads you through the …Full review by Emma P
Sep 20, 2023
A little tricky to find because I was looking for a sign to a porcelain factory. No, you need 'Museum of Royal Worcester'. Once found, there's a free audio guide and an introductory short film to wat…Full review by Sylvia C
Is there a book solely on blush ivory porcelain Royal Worcester
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Not that I am aware, blush ivory seems to be incorporated in the main books on Royal Worcester, however the museum are very friendly and helpful, so I would give them a ring.
What are the days and hours it is open? How to get there by public transport from London.
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The Museum is open March to October Monday to Saturday 10am-5pm and November to February Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm. The easiest way to get to us from London by …
The Museum is open March to October Monday to Saturday 10am-5pm and November to February Monday to Saturday 10am-4pm. The easiest way to get to us from London by public transport is by train to Worcester Forgate Street or bus to Worcester Bus Station, the Museum is situated about a 10-15 minutes walk from the stations, directions can be found on our website on the page 'Getting here' under the YOUR VISIT category, or enter the following postcode a map app on your phone: WR1 2NE. With kind regards Caroline Engevi Commercial Development Assistant Museum of Royal Worcester
Does it have its own car park? If not, where is the nearest?
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The Museum does not have their own car park however there is plenty of pay and display parking adjacent to the Museum. The closest being street parking on Severn Street (max 2h) …
The Museum does not have their own car park however there is plenty of pay and display parking adjacent to the Museum. The closest being street parking on Severn Street (max 2h) and Kings Street Car Park. We offer free coach parking to pre-booked group visits. With kind regards Caroline Engevi Commercial Development Assistant Museum of Royal Worcester
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Advance booking is only required if you are planning a group visit for 20 people or more, or if you are interested in a refreshment package or arranging one of...
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