Novosad Glassworks and Mini-Brewery in Harrachov

Novosad & syn Glassworks (Sklárna a minipivovar Novosad & syn) is a glassworks with a glass museum and a mini-brewery restaurant at Nový Svět 95 in Harrachov, Czech Republic, less than 20 km from Szklarska Poręba. The 45-minute glassworks tour runs daily 9:00–15:00, and an adult ticket costs 250 CZK.

What will you see?

Novosad & syn is a private glassworks founded before 1712 — according to the Szklarska Poręba tourist portal, the second-oldest glassworks in the Czech Republic. The 45-minute guided tour includes:

  • a short introduction to the history of the glassworks,
  • the furnace hall, where glass is made using traditional techniques,
  • a historic grinding shop from 1895,
  • a Francis turbine from 1937,
  • a self-guided visit to the glass museum with more than 5,000 exhibits.

What else is there?

The same complex has a mini-brewery with a restaurant, where beer is brewed in front of guests, a beer spa and a glass shop.

Which language is the tour in?

Tours are in Czech. Tours in German or English are available for groups of 10 or more by advance order.

Good to know

  • Online booking opens 14 days ahead and closes 15 minutes before the tour.
  • Arrive at least 5 minutes early — groups start on time.
  • Your ticket includes a 150 CZK shop voucher for purchases of 1,000 CZK or more, valid only on the day of your visit.
  • Everything is indoors, so it works well on a rainy day. The site is not fully barrier-free.

Novosad Glassworks and Brewery, Harrachov — questions and answers

According to the official website (September 2026), adults pay 250 CZK, children aged 6–17 and people with disabilities 100 CZK, and children under 6 enter free. A 2+2 family ticket costs 600 CZK.

The guided glassworks tour takes 45 minutes; afterwards you visit the glass museum on your own.

Less than 20 km. You drive along road no. 3 through Jakuszyce and the Jakuszyce – Harrachov border crossing.

Other attractions nearby

Orle Tourist Station (mountain hostel)

Szklarska Poręba – Orle

A year-round mountain hostel in a former glassmaking settlement on the Izera — where trails meet for Hala Izerska and Czech Jizerka.

Polana Jakuszycka

Szklarska Poręba – Jakuszyce

Poland’s cross-country skiing capital at 880 m — with a railway stop, an underground car park and trails into the Izera Mountains.