Welcome to Kosta Glasbruk

In the glow of the hot ovens, you can follow the production and see the glowing glass mass taking shape. The glass is molded or mouth blown, then cooled and ground. Some glass objects are also painted in our painting shop.

Glasblåsare som sätter en fot på vinglas

Visit Kosta Glasbruk

The glass cabin is open to visitors every day of the week.
There is also the option of going on a guided tour or trial glassblowing.

Monday - Thursday 10.00-15.30
Closed for lunch 10.45 - 11.30

Friday 10.00-14.00
Closed for lunch 11.30 - 12.00

Saturday - Sunday 10.00-17.00
Closed for lunch 15.00 - 15.45

The hut is closed - Christmas Eve & New Year

 

Opening hours during the Kosta Christmas Market

16 November - 31 December
Entrance to Kosta Glasbruk is included in the entrance ticket to Kosta Christmas market

Thursday at 10.00 - 15.30
NOTE - closed for lunch at 10.45 - 11.30

Friday at 10.30 - 13.30
NOTE - closed for lunch at 11.30 - 12.00

Saturday - Sunday 11.00-18.00
NOTE - closed for lunch at 15.00 - 15.45

Saturday - Sunday 11.00-17.00
NOTE - closed for lunch at 15.00 - 15.45

                      Buy Entrance ticket  Buy Guided tour   

Book glassblowing   Rent the cabin - 1 hour of glass blowing

 Continuation course

 

At our glass factory in Småland, you have the opportunity to experience Kosta Boda's and Orrefor's glass production up close. The cabin is usually open all year round and you are warmly welcome to come in for a visit to view an old Swedish craft tradition and real craftsmanship directly on site in Sweden's now oldest working glassworks.

At Kosta glass factory, some of Kosta Boda's colorful designers have their studios. Bertil Vallien, Lena Bergström and Kjell Engman, among others, work here in close collaboration with the craftsmen in the cabin. Popular glass artists such as Ulrika Hydman-Vallien, Bertil Vallien and Kjell Engman have made Kosta something that many have a relationship with. The glassworks is Sweden's oldest operating glassworks, the kilns have been operating here since 1742. Since then, the glassblowers have mastered the liquid glass mass and refined the craft from generation to generation.

As a visitor, you can witness the spectacle of the manual work in the cabin. However, the risk is that you will be stuck here for a long time, it is a fascinating sight. You can also take the chance to try it yourself.

In the mill area you will also find our exhibition hall, Kosta Boda Art Gallery. There you have the opportunity to see current exhibitions. There is also a factory store for Kosta Boda and one for Orrefors.

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