The Porcelain Factory of Óbuda was founded in 1906 by Tivadar Hüttl. The pieces were fabulous from the start, so the factory soon became the supplier of the royal court of Franz Joseph I of Austria-Hungary.

The emperor ordered thousands of pieces of porcelain, not only for himself, but for the royal officers and staff. The colors and patterns of the Hüttl products are very various. You can find pieces with floral, oriental and geometric pattern or Art Nouveau style among them.

The tour will be conducted by a designated English speaking guide.

Cost: member: 2000 ft, non-member 2500ft
Capacity: minimum of 5

Place: Óbuda Museum

Address: 1033 Budapest, Fő tér 1.