Palauet Nolla
19th-century mansion of the Nolla mosaic factory, restored and visitable.
The Palauet Nolla, mansion of Miguel Nolla also called Villa Ivonne, stands in Meliana. It is a 19th-century mansion linked to the Nolla mosaic factory, now restored and visitable.
History
In 1862 Miguel Nolla set up a large mosaic factory with English technique. The mansion was the family house and the showroom of the product. Restored and visitable; check visits with the town hall.
What to see
The Nolla mosaic floors and walls of the mansion. Pair it with the 17th-century Santos Juanes church and the Misericordia hermitage, with its ceramic altarpiece.
Tips for your visit
- Go at the weekend and confirm hours with the town hall.
- Book the guided visit if travelling in a group.
- Pair it with the centre of Meliana on foot.
Frequently asked questions
What was the Palauet Nolla?
The mansion of Miguel Nolla, of the 1862 mosaic factory.
When can you visit?
At weekends, with a guided visit.
What is seen inside?
Nolla mosaic floors and walls.
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