This is the most photographed historic buidling in Valencia, according to our pocket guides: The National Ceramics Museum or
Museo NAcional de Ceramica y Artes Suntuarias Gonzales Marti. It is housed in a palace from the 15th century and has a magnificent alabaster entrance (see above). Below: detail.
Inside, you can visit the carriages room (two pieces from the 18th century) and on upper floors, dating from the 19th century, medieval ceramicas and tiles.
Above and below: ceiling, detail.
Above and the next photos: the kitchen at the palace.
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