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**Museum in der Majolika**, a branch of the Badisches Landesmuseum, provides an overview of the **production** of the Grand Ducal, later state-owned majolica factory from its **beginnings to the present day**.
The Karlsruhe **majolica factory** is the **only ceramics factory in Germany** that survived all the crises of the past century and is still in production. It was founded in 1901 at the instigation of the artists **Hans Thoma** and **Wilhelm Süs**.
Visitors can trace the **artistic changes** in the 19th and 20th centuries through **numerous exhibits** – from Art Nouveau to Expressionism, from the art of National Socialism to the trends of the 1950s and 1960s to contemporary art movements.
In addition to ceramic objects, **staged displays** , such as a room in Berlin's Admirals Palace, illustrate the range of products offered by the manufactory.
**Free service with the Karlsruhe Card: **Free admission to the collection exhibition.
Stop: Linkenheimer Tor
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