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Porzellanstraße is the name of two tourist streets in Bavaria and Thuringia , which focus on the development of porcelain . It is a marketing concept developed by private associations . In 2015 the concept was expanded and a Porcelain Route International was created in a cooperation between the federal state of Bavaria and the Czech Republic .

Bavarian Porcelain Route

Map of the Bavarian Porcelain Route in Rehau

A tourist “porcelain street” was opened in January 2003 in northeast Bavaria . Initiator was founded in 1996, club Porzellanstraße e. V. in Selb . According to the statutes, he wants to "draw the attention of domestic and foreign tourists to the product porcelain in all its variations and to the attractive landscape in which the production facilities are located".

Places on the Bavarian Porcelain Route

The following villages are located one after the other along the 550 km long Porcelain Route:

Bayreuth ( Walküre porcelain ) Speicherersdorf ( Rosenthal ) Kemnath Erbendorf ( Seltmann Weiden ) Krummennaab ( Seltmann Weiden ) Windischeschenbach (Eduard Haberländer, Oscar Schaller & Co. ) Root Neustadt an der Waldnaab Weiden in the Upper Palatinate ( Seltmann Weiden , Bauscher ) Waldau Vohenstrauss ( Johann Seltmann Vohenstrauss ) Waldthurn raft Plößberg Tirschenreuth (Ceramic Works Zehendner & Co., Porzellanfabrik Tirschenreuth AG.) Falkenberg Wiesau (Reinhard Wolfram porcelain factory) Mitterteich (Porzellanfabrik Mitterteich AG., Rieber Porzellan) Waldershof (Johann Haviland, Rosenthal )

Marktredwitz (Jäger & Co., Thomas Porzellan ) Wunsiedel ( Retsch porcelain ) Röslau Thiersheim (Rieber porcelain) Arzberg (Carl Auvera Porzellan, CM Hutschenreuther Arzberg , Porzellanfabrik Carl Schumann AG., Porzellanfabrik Arzberg AG. ) Waldsassen (Bareuther & Co AG., Gareis Kühnl & Co AG.) Schirnding (porcelain factory Schirnding AG.) Hohenberg an der Eger ( CM Hutschenreuther , Dibbern Porcelain) Selb (Heinrich Porzellan AG., Rosenthal, Lorenz Hutschenreuther, Paul Müller, Zeidler & Co., Rieber Porzellan, Krautheim & Adelberg) Schönwald ( Porzellanfabrik Schönwald AG. ) Marktleuthen ( Heinrich Winterling porcelain factory ) Kirchenlamitz ( Winterling porcelain ) Schwarzenbach an der Saale ( Oscar Schaller & Co. , Johann Kronester ) Rehau ( Zeh, Scherzer & Co. ) Oberkotzau Hof (Moschendorf porcelain factory) Selbitz Naila Tschirn Steinbach am Wald

Ludwigsstadt (button porcelain) Tettau (Royal privileged porcelain factory Tettau, Seltmann Weiden ) Show mountain Buchbach Rothenkirchen Pressy Stockheim Kronach Küps (Lindner Porzellanfabrik KG) Marketers Sun field Rödental (Goebel Porzellan GmbH) Coburg Untersiemau Lichtenfels Bad Staffelstein Bamberg

Thuringian Porcelain Route

A tourist “porcelain road” also leads through large parts of eastern and southern Thuringia. This was founded in 1992 by the Förderverein Thüringer Porzellanstraße e. V. , which today has its headquarters at the Leuchtenburg . Here too, the development of white gold can be experienced in numerous porcelain factories, factories and museums . The signage for the 340 km long route was introduced in 1999. On the traffic routes, a brown sign with a logo and white lettering marks the Thuringian Porcelain Route.

Places on the Thuringian Porcelain Route

The following alphabetical list is not intended to be exhaustive:

Bad Blankenburg Blankenhain Bücheloh Cursdorf Ice field Outdoor orla Miter Gotha Großbreitenbach Gumperda Hermsdorf High oak Ilmenau Jena Kahla Katzhütte Kolkwitz

Koenigsee Koenitz Crane field Langewiesen Light Limbach Lippelsdorf Martinroda Neuhaus Neustadt an der Orla Oils Plaue Poessneck Ranis Rauenstein Reichenbach Reichmannsdorf

Reinstädt Rudolstadt (Rudolf Kämmer Porcelain Manufactory GmbH) Saalfeld Disk Alsbach Schwarzburg Side rod Sitzendorf Stadtilm Taubenbach Teichröda Triptis Uhlstädt Unterköditz Unterweißbach Veilsdorf Volkstedt ( oldest Volkstedter porcelain manufactory )

See also

• List of porcelain manufacturers and manufacturers

literature

• Association Porzellanstraße e. V., hiking along the Porzellanstraße , Ludwigstr. 6, 95100 Selb

Web links

• Bavarian Porcelain Route
• Thuringian Porcelain Route

Individual evidence

1. ^ Page 362 in the book Cultural Tourism: Market Structures, Case Studies, Perspectives by Albrecht Steinecke, Walter de Gruyter , December 2011 - 410 pages
2. ↑ Tourism and marketing concept for the destination Coburg.Rennsteig eV , analyzes of goals, strategies, fields of action, measures, ift GmbH, July 20, 2016
3. ^ "Porzellanstrasse International" Bayerischer Rundfunk, August 13, 2015
4. ↑ Porzellanstrasse International - Bavaria and the Czech Republic
5. ↑ ADAC : two versions 1 , 2