Museum of Royal Worcester

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 collections celebrate ceramic design, creativity, skill and innovation. In stunning refurbished galleries, you’ll see some of the earliest porcelain made in England - iconic objects like Admiral Lord Nelson’s breakfast teapot, Worcester’s famous Painted Fruit and Evesham oven-to-tableware. Enjoy a free audio guide, family backpacks and our new Sensory Trail to experience the smells, sounds and feel of ‘The Porcelain’. You can get hands-on creative in our popular Paint-Your-Own-Pottery studio. We glaze and fire your object, ready for collection or posting. Find a unique gift or treat yourself to vintage or contemporary Royal Worcester, porcelain jewellery, pottery painting kits, and stationery inspired by our archive. Located minutes from Worcester city centre, Cathedral and riverside walks.