Museo de Cerámica

The González Martí National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts is located in Valencia’s historical center, housed within the Palace of the Marqués de Dos Aguas. This 18th-century building is a Historical-Artistic Monument, renowned for its striking Baroque alabaster façade. The exterior features allegorical figures representing the Júcar and Turia rivers, known as the "Two Waters," topped by a sculpture of Our Lady of the Rosary. This architectural detail makes the palace one of the most photographed landmarks in the city.

Inside, the museum displays Spain’s most extensive ceramics collection, spanning from the 8th century to contemporary works, including pieces by Picasso. The interior showcases opulent rooms decorated in various eclectic styles, ranging from Rococo to Chinoiserie, reflecting the wealth and taste of the palace’s former inhabitants. Visitors can explore the diverse array of tiles, sculptures, and decorative arts that highlight the region’s rich ceramic heritage.

The museum offers a cultural program that includes workshops, concerts, and guided tours, providing deeper insights into the art forms on display. Visitors are advised to allocate approximately one to one and a half hours to fully appreciate both the architectural beauty of the palace and the extensive collection. Located at C/Poeta Querol, 2, the museum is easily accessible and serves as a key destination for those interested in Spanish art and history. The combination of historic architecture and artistic treasures offers a comprehensive cultural experience in the heart of Valencia.