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The Museo Nacional de Ceramica Gonzalez Marti is the type of building you cannot pass without wanting to take a look inside. The architecture is ornate with an amazing alabaster entrance. The building is a 15th Century palace that was refurbished in 1740. Inside, the ornate rooms are as... more The Museo Nacional de Ceramica Gonzalez Marti is the type of building you cannot pass without wanting to take a look inside. The architecture is ornate with an amazing alabaster entrance. The building is a 15th Century palace that was refurbished in 1740. Inside, the ornate rooms are as magnificent as the exhibits themselves. It contains 18th Century carriages, medieval ceramics and tiles made in the Royal Ceramics Factory in Alcora. There were very few visitors when I was there, so the (bored?) security personnel busied themselves by walking about 2 meters behind me. I know from a previous visit to Valencia that the locals are not too fond of speaking English. So, after asking the nearest security guard a few questions in English (about a ceramic plate on display), they all scampered off to another room and left me alone.close

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by Sean – posted on Oct 5, 2007

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