Built in romanesque style, it was finally set up into its present appearance to serve as the town museum in 1907. After recent reconstructions the museum of locally-made porcelain has been re-opened to the public on the first floor.
The building, originally constructed in a Romanesque style, was converted into a museum in 1907 and is now home to a collection of locally-made porcelain.  After renovations, the museum has been re-opened to the public on the first floor.