Palacio del Marqués de Dos Aguas

Why go

The palace rewards attention before you enter. Ignacio Vergara’s portal, designed by Hipólito Rovira, turns the family title into two flowing river figures; inside, restored eighteenth- and nineteenth-century rooms lead to ceramics and decorative arts that range across periods rather than presenting one narrow style.

What to look for

• The alabaster portal frames two river figures beneath an image of the Virgin.
• Curving balcony rails and marble-colored surfaces amplify the Rococo façade.
• Historic palace rooms precede the ceramics and decorative-arts collection upstairs.

Useful to know

• Study the entrance from across the street before moving closer to its dense carving.
• Treat the palace rooms and ceramics galleries as one visit, not two separate attractions.

Your next visit

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