Coalport China Museum

Be wowed by some of the finest examples of Coalport & Caughley China and enjoy brand new family activities.

The Victorians loved tea! No wonder they made such exquisite china cups & pots.

You’ll be amazed by the spectacular treasures made in these quirky buildings – from elaborate statuesque vases to hand-painted miniatures, they were made for everyone from wealthy families to Queens and Tsars.

Step inside traditional riverside workshops, have fun in the family gallery and try out our newest addition - the interactive Tea Cup Trail!

Opening times
Ticket Prices
Directions

The following facilities and rules apply at this attraction:

Tea & Coffee available
Disabled toilets
Ladies & Gents toilets
Shopping available
Guide dogs only

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Opening times

Opening times
Dates	Opening times
19th Jul – 5th Sep 2021	Monday to Sunday, 10am-5pm

See our opening times page for other attraction times.

Directions

The postcode for Coalport China Museum is TF8 7HT

See our directions page for further details.

Annual Passports

We only sell Annual Passport tickets online.

Annual Passport Tickets
Ticket Type	Price
Family (1 Adult + up to 4 children)	£47.00
Family Annual Pass (2 Adults + up to 4 children)	£76.00
Adult	£29.00
Child/Student	£19.00

Buy tickets online

Or see our single attraction tickets.

Individual Site Ticket Prices

Coalport China Museum
Ticket Type	Price
Adult	£10.00
60+	£10.00
Child	£6.50

Or see our passport tickets.

Fantastic demonstrations

See demos of ceramic making & decorating
Talk to our experts about the different techniques

stunning china

Check out the extraordinary Northumberland Vase – the biggest item ever made at Coalport
Walk inside the curiously shaped bottle kilns
See the china made for Queen Victoria

get hands-on

Follow the all-new interactive Tea Cup Trail around the Museum
Stop at the Family Gallery for fun activities

JONATHAN HARRIS STUDIO GLASS

Visit the studio & bespoke shop of artisan glassmaker Jonathan Harris at Coalport China Museum. You can see more of their work on their website.

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Coalport China Museum	1.5 hours
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Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron	1.5 hours
Darby Houses	1 hour
Enginuity	2 hours
Iron Bridge & Tollhouse	30 minutes
Museum of The Gorge	45 minutes
Jackfield Tile Museum	1.5 hours
Broseley Pipeworks	1 hour

Is there anything for kids to do?

During the school holidays there are great family friendly activities and drop-in workshops. Kids have their own Gallery here with fun activities and a dressing-up box.

Children must be accompanied by an adult whilst visiting.

Is the Museum suitable for visitors with disabilities?

There is accessible parking close to the museum
A ramp takes you to the entrance to the museum
The museum is on multiple levels however there is a passenger lift between them
Parts of the museum are outdoors, with cobbled yards
There is an accessible toilet on site
Ask on arrival for the best route to visit if using a wheelchair
There are many tactile exhibits around the museum, as well a 'talk boxes' featuring spoken interpretation
Download the Access Guide here