The exhibits of the ceramics were underwhelming, but this building is out of this world. An old world palace full of the original posh furniture, like a mini Versailles in the middle of the city. And of course the exterior is one of the best places to take a photo in the city. Come for the palace and the furniture.

We stumbled upon the exquisite entrance and front of the building and decided to check it out. The entrance fee was 3euros, but as seniors we were given free admission. There was a gilded carriage and an impressive collection of porcelain.

Do not miss this museum. It’s in the old city, close to everything. At first seems to be about the private ceramic collections which are impressive and date far back in history. It the rooms themselves are ornate and stunning. There’s plenty of information in English available.

Excellent value for money. For just 3 euros (2024) each, this palace, now a museum, is an excellent stop while you're in Valencia. Even if you're not interested in ceramics, the latter part of the visit takes you through some stunning rooms, superbly decorated and furnished in the original style. Tge myseum is very central in the old city, easy to access. Downstairs, in the original small courtyard there is an original sedan chair and carriage. While we were there there was,a beautiful exhibition of paintings by Massimo, which is included in the price. I expect they have an exhibition of some sort there as there were rooms seemingly dedicated to it.

Absolutely beautiful, underrated museum. The outside of the building is stunning, and provides a hint of what is contained within. For just 3€ visitors are treated to multiple rooms of ceramics old and new, with helpful (translated) information. At least half the rooms are an exhibit in their own right, too. Be prepared to use the lockers (1€, returnable) to store bags, even small ones. No shop, no frills - just lovely!

This museum is well worth a visit. It showcases ceramic pieces, some of which date to the 10th Century, in a beautiful home that gives an idea of how a wealthy family lived hundreds of years ago. Admission was a bargain at only 3 euros.

Breathtaking rooms and arts in a hidden gem of Valencia!! We paid 3€ per person and didn’t think much of it but it was definitely stunning. The museum has 3 floors, not especially big, but it takes a good hour to appreciate all of the art.