Ceramic route
The Delft Ceramics Route passes ceramic artworks in public spaces, museums and former earthenware potteries. Enjoy a stroll from the gardens of Museum Prinsenhof Delft to Royal Delft.
Delft and ceramics are inextricably linked. Not only does the city boast a centuries-old tradition in ceramics, but it also has a highly active and contemporary ceramics sector. Experience the Delft highlights of ceramics during this ceramics route!
Follow the blue and white ceramic pavement cobblestones - a design by artist Christina Linaris-Coridou - stroll past ceramic artworks, be delighted by unexpected objects and discover why Delft is rightly referred to as Ceramics City.
Sights on this route
Homage to Gaudi
Attention! Museum Prinsenhof Delft will be temporarily closed for renovations from January 6th 2025. For more information, please visit the website of Museum Prinsenhof Delft.
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Lampposts- Walkingroute Ceramics
Attention! Museum Prinsenhof Delft will be temporarily closed for renovations from January 6th 2025. For more information, please visit the website of Museum Prinsenhof
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Museum Prinsenhof Delft
Attention! Museum Prinsenhof Delft will be temporarily closed for renovations from January 6th 2025. For more information, please visit the website of Museum Prinsenhof Delft.
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2611HR Delft
Museum Prinsenhof Delft
Museum Prinsenhof Delft
Museum Prinsenhof Delft
Sint Agathaplein 1
2611HR Delft
Galerie Terra
In the middle of the historical centre of the city you can find one of just still a few places in the Netherlands where they permanently sell ceramics.
Galerie TerraNieuwstraat 7
2611 HK Delft
Keramieken kaart van Delft- walkingroute Ceramics
A striking ceramic work of art shines in Papenstraat. The 'Ceramic Map' is a map of Delft from the 17th century, made of ceramic and mosaic.
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Keramieken kaart van Delft- walkingroute Ceramics
Keramieken kaart van Delft- walkingroute Ceramics
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Papenstraat 5
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Bonte Ossteeg- Walkingroute Ceramics
Artwork with Delft blue motifs.
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Delft Blue Tile tableau Markt 45- Walkingroute Ceramics
Delft blue tile tableau on facade.
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Delft Blue Tile tableau Markt 45- Walkingroute Ceramics
Delft Blue Tile tableau Markt 45- Walkingroute Ceramics
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Sectile tile tableau Markt 21- Walkingroute Ceramics
sectile tile tableaus on facade
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Sectile tile tableau Markt 21- Walkingroute Ceramics
Sectile tile tableau Markt 21- Walkingroute Ceramics
Markt 21
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Museum Paul Tétar van Elven
Visit the home of a 19th-century artist!
Museum Paul Tétar van ElvenKoornmarkt 67
2611EC Delft
Museum Paul Tétar van Elven
Museum Paul Tétar van Elven
Museum Paul Tétar van Elven
Koornmarkt 67
2611EC Delft
Lange Geer - Walkingroute Ceramics
Earthenware potteries on the Lange Geer
Lange geer 282611pv Delft
Hamtunnel - Walkingroute Ceramics
Artwork in Hamtunnel
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The Delft Tile Men - Walkingroute Ceramics
Artwork in Lausbergstraat
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The Delft Tile Men - Walkingroute Ceramics
The Delft Tile Men - Walkingroute Ceramics
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Royal Delft Museum
Royal Delft is the only remaining earthenware factory from the 17th century where the world-famous Delft Blue ceramics are still made. You can see the painters performing their craft with the sa...
Royal DelftRotterdamseweg 196
2628AR Delft
Delft Blue Cow
Artist Rob Brandt created this artwork from glazed pottery and it was given a place at Beestenmarkt in 1993.
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