Valencia | The Palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas: A Magical Journey Through a Ceramics Museum

At first, I thought: what's so interesting about a ceramics museum? But the moment I stepped into the unbelievably beautiful "Palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas," I was completely amazed. Originally a Gothic-style building, this palace was transformed into a magnificent Baroque masterpiece by two artists in the mid-18th century. Every detail exudes artistic charm. As soon as you enter, two splendid carriages immediately catch your eye, as if transporting you back in time. The museum not only showcases historical ceramics but also features modern ceramic art. Many of the pieces are incredibly intriguing, and I even got to see the artists' exploration of painting techniques. If you love art, this place is a must-visit. The exquisite decorations and craftsmanship are truly breathtaking. It's hard to imagine the level of skill and time required to create such masterpieces. Even better, the entrance fee is only 3 euros! If you have a Valencia Tourist Card, you can enjoy a half-price discount, paying just 1.50 euros. For such a small price, you get to experience such a rich and stunning exhibition—it's absolutely worth it. The entire visit takes about 1 to 2 hours. Remember to store your backpack in the designated lockers. Finally, you can freely explore the numerous exhibition halls and marvel at the luxurious lifestyle of the bourgeoisie in the past. This journey completely changed my perception of ceramics museums. It's undoubtedly a hidden gem in Valencia that you shouldn't miss!