The González Martí National Museum of Ceramics and Sumptuary Arts is located in the palace of the Marquis of Dos Aguas. The building, which was declared a historical monument in 1941, was definitively installed in 1954.
It has three floors. The ground floor houses the carriage courtyard and the stables for the draught animals. The first floor houses the painting and clothing collections.
The first floor is where the ceramics are located, with a collection of ancient ceramics: Greek, Iberian and Roman; a production of medieval Valencian tiles and productions of the Royal Factory of Alcora.
Admission is 3€, except on Sundays when it is free. Closed on Mondays.
