Museo de la Cerámica de l'Alcora
Ceramics from the 1727 Royal Factory of the Count of Aranda. The reference museum for Valencian earthenware.
The l'Alcora Ceramics Museum tells the story of earthenware from the Royal Factory founded by the Count of Aranda in 1727. It stands in Alcora, capital of the Alcalatén, and is the reference museum for Valencian ceramics.
The collection
The holdings start with the Royal Factory period and run to current production: tableware and decoration, moulds and samples of the series that made the town famous. The rooms order styles and techniques by period.
What to see
Give a morning to the historic rooms and ask about current activities. Pair with the church of the Asunción and Alcalatén Castle.
- Start with the Royal Factory rooms, from 1727.
- Continue to the church of the Asunción, with its vaults.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Alcora pottery famous?
For the Royal Factory founded by the Count of Aranda in 1727. The museum tells it by periods.
How long does the visit take?
A morning for the historic rooms, paired with the Asunción church.
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