莫泽玻璃博物馆

It is nice place but mostly it was for people who want to by something. There were many interesting and beautiful things made from glass. Interesting story which our guide told us. But again, it was mostly for people who interesting in purchases.

We visited this place as part of a day trip to KV from Prague. The museum is indeed awe inspiring with the combination of historical pieces created in the factory along with how technology permitted the creation of such masterpieces. The factory floor was surprisingly small and though we were told that the entire production is done there itself, it did look a bit too informal and small for such a huge name in the market. However, I no expert and it maybe just as they told us. Please be prepared that it is quite warm inside. The shop was the next stop, but unlike Venice, no one pesters the visitors for sales. Overall, highly recommended!

nice to see all the workers by the authentic work at Glass fabrique. The museum is nothing special, but you can find all the series they made at Moser in history.definitely visit the smelter

We found the museum an interesting place to visit and the film was very enlightening. However for us the highlight was the visit into the factory where we were able to watch the workers toiling away in 40C heat as they blew the glass to make the amazing works of art that were on sale all over Prague where we were staying. True craftsmen from a former age. As ours was a whistlestop organised tour, we were not allowed the time to visit the shop but were told that the prices were exactly the same as they were in the Moser shop in Kovaly Vary. Beautiful glassware but extremely expensive. Given the workmanship involved, this was not surprising. Well worth a visit.

The Moser glass museum is a true gem.upon entering the facility a short film is screened explaining the entire process of glass making, also the techniques used.next you enter the museum itself. Here many exquisite examples are on display, and they are all for sale.I highly recommend a visit

With the advent of technology, manual glass making is rare and Moser is keeping it alive. It was a very refreshing experience and was an excellent shopping opportunity to buy some wine glasses. The only disappointment was that the worker are not highly paid and drink almost 2/3 beers a day just to keep hydrating as the temperature exceed 40 degree C in the workshop even in winter.Must visit when making a trip to Karlovy Vary.

you can visit one of the factory's production hall and of course museum with detail explanation of the history of Moser family and glass production

I consider that this is one of the best experiences that I had. To see inside of the factory and watch those men do what they do best is amazing.

Bought a set of glasses. Have been to 2 glass blowing places 1 in Italy, 1 in Eygpt. this was the best one yet

This is the most beautiful glass you will see! The museum is very interesting and seeing all the styles they have produced is great. Watching the artists create the glass is amazing too. The factory store has so much to offer, and you can ship your glass home. We did ship and it arrived without a problem.

when you visit moser museum very near of karlovy vary in czeck republic you will find in the entrance Typical representatives of the Moser scale of colours are overlay and underlay colours such as amethyst (violet), rose, blue, aurora (orange), reseda (yellow-brown) and green . it's an amazing trip

Me and my wife visited both the museum and the factory. Amazing craftsmanship, all stages of production are performed by human's.We visited the first stage of the production were the first shapping of the artifact is performed. The workers transform a blazing hot spherical piece of glass to the final shape of the artifact. These people work during their shift under blazing hot conditions infront of furnaces that radiate 1200 Celcius.We have a huge respect for these people that work in such conditions in order to produce master pieces that no machine can create.

Went to the factory tour. Now understand the effort behind each glass. Very friendly tour guide. You can try your hand at blowing the glass.

It's absolute worth the trip, and you must see the factory inside. It was very interesting, and amazing.

Don't miss this museum, the glass works there are exquisite.. some of the pieces are breathtakingly beautiful.. one can also visit the factory to see how the glass is processed..