great facade...a photo must! I was not able to visit the interior, but worth a walk by More

Wonderful biulding inside and out - which is undergoing renovations. Interesting ceramics but the kitchen and ball room were amazing, the later having the original furniture and fabrics. In one room is some impressive paintesd beams on display. More

May be not for all the turists, but if you like decorative art , I reccomend this place especially! More

Located in a divine triangle of the Old University and the Patriarch Church, this gem should be visited by anyone who enjoys not only ceramics but visiting a lovely remodeled palatial home of a very wealthy Marquis. The Valencian kitchen is especially quaint. More

How far the decoration would qualify for good taste is another question, but the house is quite impressive, from the outside and inside and well worth a visit! The ceramics museum (inside) has some very interesting pieces as well and temporary exhibitions which can be excellent. Free entrance on Sundays. More

One of the most beautiful buildings in Valencia, full of history, wonderful baroque facade like no other... not many people is aware of but I reccomend to go there 100% More

This place is really cool... this visit is stunning!! Highly recommended if you want to enjoy the city's history. More

You probably never have seen such a over-the-top decorated museum. Very nice and complete ceramics museum. A must seen! More

The Palace of the Marques de Dos Aguas is a beautiful palace located on Calle San Vicente Martir and is one of the best examples of Rococo architecture. Today the palace is the home of the National Ceramics Museum, which has one of the largest collections of ceramics in Spain. The palace was built at the end of the 15th... More