Casa Botines: An Architectural Marvel

Casa Botines stands as a testament to Antoni Gaudí's unique architectural vision. Built between 1891-1892, it was originally intended for a fabrics company but adapted to serve as the headquarters for Caja España.

This building is notable for its neo-Gothic style featuring corner turrets, ironwork, stained glass, and a farmhouse-style turret area. The museum inside showcases Spanish art from the 19th and 20th centuries alongside details of Gaudí's life and work.

Unforgettable Highlights

🏰 Unique Architecture: Gaudí's signature Catalan vaults and wrought-iron details make Casa Botines special.

🎨 Artistic Heritage: The museum exhibits works by acclaimed Spanish artists, enriching your visit.

🔍 History Unveiled: Learn about the building’s history and its adaptation from a textile factory to a museum.

Accessible to all, Casa Botines welcomes tourists, families, and history enthusiasts with either free or nominal entrance fees.