Museo Nacional de Cerámica González Martí

Why go

The museum follows ceramic traditions across periods and regions rather than presenting the palace alone. Medieval wares from Manises and Paterna connect directly to Valencian production, while Greek, Iberian and Roman pieces, furniture and reconstructed domestic interiors show how ceramics functioned beside other decorative arts.

What to look for

• Medieval ceramics from Manises and Paterna anchor the Valencian collection.
• Greek, Iberian and Roman pieces extend the chronology into antiquity.
• A reconstructed historic Valencian kitchen places ceramics in a domestic setting.

Useful to know

• Follow the collection chronologically before turning to furniture and reconstructed rooms.
• Look at the palace’s alabaster portal outside, but keep this visit focused on the museum displays.

Your next visit

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