When we want to give a gift to the important people in our lives, we let our hearts speak. We consider what they might like, what they dislike, which passions throb within them, and what interests they have – all to express our love for them with a very special gift. It could be a MEISSEN mug that's missing from their collection, a bouquet of their favorite flowers, or uniquely beautiful porcelain jewellery.

One of the most valuable gifts you can give someone is undoubtedly an experience gift. Whether it's a short vacation together, an inspiring creative workshop that you experience together, or an exquisite culinary outing – experience gifts are the essence of truly unforgettable moments. They not only promote personal development but also deepen interpersonal connections in a unique way. So, why not gift the experience of MEISSEN and embark on a fascinating journey through the over 310-year history of Europe's first porcelain manufactory. A paradise for fans of MEISSEN, lovers of porcelain and art, enthusiasts of craftsmanship and tradition, as well as anyone interested in the rich history of Saxony. Our House of MEISSEN is directly connected to the manufactory in the city of Meißen and lets you experience and discover MEISSEN in all its facets.

Discover a unique collection of Meissen porcelain from 1710 to the present day at the museum of the Meissen Porcelain Foundation. Interactive elements such as dynamic lighting, luminous objects, projections, and spatial sound transport you to the mystical world of alchemy. Media stations deepen the information about the creation of porcelain, Böttger's companions, and the porcelain manufactory. Our annual exhibitions on various topics enrich the offerings and bring the tradition of MEISSEN to life.

Experience firsthand the key steps in porcelain manufacturing in our demonstration workshop. The tour starts at the turner's workplace and leads you through bossing to underglaze and on-glaze painting. Our knowledgeable and experienced manufactory staff will provide information about their work and the individual manufacturing stages.