The Muzeum berounské keramiky (Museum of Beroun Ceramics) opened in February 2015 in the so-called Reinovský House in Zámečnická Lane, a building that incorporates the remains of a medieval watchtower from the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. The permanent exhibition traces the history of pottery from the Neolithic to the early modern period, with a focus on Renaissance Beroun ceramics - once prized luxury goods found in noble and burgher residences across Central Europe. The museum also houses a working pottery studio with a wheel and kiln, where visitors can try their hand at clay work during open workshops or sign up for longer courses.
Zámečnická 14, 266 01 Beroun
Mon closed, Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00
An exhibition of ceramic works and sculptures by artist Andrej Frič, who specializes in ceramic sculpture, functional ceramics, drawing, and painting.
Exhibition of surreal ceramic sculptures and paintings by Slovak artist Andrej Frič at the Museum of Beroun Ceramics.
Exhibition of works from a 3D art competition themed "The World of the Silver Screen". The show features pieces created using various three-dimensional techniques and diverse materials.
