Palacio del Marques de Dos Aguas

The alabaster door created by Vergara is the most impressive sight, a masterpiece known as “churrigueresco.” It’s a glorious building that is now home to the National Museum of Ceramics, with some exceptional displays of works from different styles and time periods, like prehistoric to Picasso. There’s a small but interesting collection of carriages. A very impressive and elegant building overall.

Built on an old Gothic palace in 1740 and renovated between 1854 and 1867, this spectacular building leaves one speechless with its amazing facade of alabaster. The Palace, square and irregular arranged around a beautiful courtyard, houses on the second floor the National Ceramics Museum by Gonzalez Marti, whose collection displays objects developed over the millennia to the present day.