Discover the rich tradition of majolica art in Modra, Slovakia. Explore the city’s ceramics production and learn from experienced craftsmen. Book your tour now!
Discover the rich tradition of majolica art in Modra, Slovakia. Explore the city’s ceramics production and learn from experienced craftsmen. Book your tour now!
- Slovenska L’udova Majolika Modra - Tour: Explore the Majolica Modra factory, visit the workshops where skilled artisans reveal the secrets of their craft and traditional ceramic creations, and enjoy a brief documentary.
- Slovenska L’udova Majolika Modra - Following the tour, participate in a workshop focused on hands-on activities….
- Slovenska L’udova Majolika Modra - Tour: Explore the Majolica Modra factory, visit the workshops where skilled artisans reveal the secrets of their craft and traditional ceramic creations, and enjoy a brief documentary.
- Slovenska L’udova Majolika Modra - Following the tour, participate in a workshop focused on hands-on activities. Participants will have the opportunity to try their hand at painting on raw glaze.
- Slovenska L’udova Majolika Modra - Visit the Majolica shop to purchase and take home a memorable souvenir.

- Local guide fluent in English
- Exclusive private transportation
- All admission fees included
- Local guide fluent in English
- Exclusive private transportation
- All admission fees included
Majolica, an age-old art form that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, is a staple of Slovakia’s cultural heritage, prominently displayed in the city of Modra. This city is well-known for crafting ceramics and using classic methods to adorn cups, plates, and more. Skilled artisans provide an insider’s look into the intricacies of this craft….
Majolica, an age-old art form that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity, is a staple of Slovakia’s cultural heritage, prominently displayed in the city of Modra. This city is well-known for crafting ceramics and using classic methods to adorn cups, plates, and more. Skilled artisans provide an insider’s look into the intricacies of this craft.
Historically, several crafts flourished in Modra alongside viticulture, with pottery standing out as the most prominent. Despite the absence of a railway causing a decline in crafts, wine cultivation and majolica production continued to prosper.
In 1883, a pottery production workshop and a school were established in Modra. The traditions of the Slovak Folk Majolica are still upheld by the older generation of the community. The unique and authentic produce of this art, symbolic of Modra, can be purchased from the local facility, attracting both locals and foreigners (source: Dajama).
The cost involved varies based on the number of participants and whether a workshop is included.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.