The best museums Valencia

The palace of the marquis of Dos Aguas, inside whose the National museum of ceramics is, deserves with him only the visit. Built at the end of XV^e century and restored in 1740 on order of the marquis of Dos Aguas, this building is a remarkable example of the style rococo. The entrance gate, crowned of a virgin, presents a tangle of forms carved in alabaster of the region. The building forms a unit impressing with the chantilly aspect, in tons pastel. Inside, one discovers there the rich museum's collection, energy of medieval ceramics of Manises and Paterna to the Eastern porcelains of XVIII^e century, via the reconstitution of a covered Valencian cuisine of tiles. At the ground floor, the collection of fit with body seems very right outing of a fairy tale!

Opened in the year 2000, it is a museum devoted to science and technology. Built by Calatrava, the building is more than 42 000 m2. Geometric shapes remind the skeleton of a dinosaur. This huge interactive space is spread over three floors and allows the public to discover in a fun way operation of electricity or the sound, to understand the challenges of the climate change, explore the mysteries of the DNA or astronomy, observe one of the largest clocks of Foucault in the world, etc. in addition to the permanent collection, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions.

Microscopic versions of works are exhibited here as la Maja Desnuda by Goya painted on the wing of a fly!

Located in a 1959 th century manor house, this museum houses interesting works, the oldest of which dates back to.

The Museum of La Mer de la Mer is located in the old building of Les Costures. Its objective is to preserve the marine cultural heritage of the city and to make known the historical link between Lavergne and the sea. The museum is structured into three main themes: history, fisheries and marine wildlife. There are anchors, amphorae, phoenicians and bronze helmets. The museum also has three aquariums that present Mediterranean species.

This museum offers an interesting historic course through the breakfast rooms to prehistory, the Iberian culture, the Roman culture and the Middle Ages. Various spaces make it possible to contemplate old rooms of approximately 100 000 years, Iberian ceramics, a re-creation of the daily life at the time of Romans and more than de 300 objects dating from the Middle Ages. It in addition offers information on the archaeological sites of Lucentum, Petrarcos and La Illeta.