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Edificio de Antoni Gaudí, construido entre 1883 y 1885 como chalet de verano, con alminar de estilo persa.
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Un edificio precioso que sin duda hay que ver con visita guiada para conocer todas las curiosidades que Gaudi aportó. Nuestra guía, Bea fenomenal, nos hizo la visita súper amena y todo el personal súper amable. Lo visitamos con mi hija de 17 años y salió encantada. Preciosa la iluminación de los jardines en navidad y el detalle del chocolate con cachito de sobao
Siempre llevo a mi familia y amigos de fuera al Capricho, y les encanta. Personalmente, me fascina la arquitectura de Gaudí, y disfruto mucho con cada visita. El precio sin visita guiada me parece un poco elevado, pero entiendo que parte de ese dinero de utiliza para mantener el edificio. También tienen precios reducidos para diversos grupos (estudiantes, mayores...). Tiene una tienda con souvenirs. Por la arquitectura del edificio y las zonas exteriores, no es el mejor lugar para personas con movilidad reducida.
Visita totalmente recomendable por no decir de obligada visita. La Villa Quijano está magníficamente recuperada y conservada, y es un lujo que prácticamente todas las estancias puedan recorrerse. La casa y los jardines son una maravilla, todo muy bien cuidado. El personal es amable y atento, y la audioguía mediante códigos QR facilita mucho la visita. Además, es fácil aparcar en las proximidades. Un lugar que merece la pena conocer.
Points included in this audio guide

Tower-Minaret
A cylindrical tower standing 20 metres high in the style of an Islamic minaret, clad in green tiles and sunflower motifs. It serves as a viewpoint overlooking the Cantabrian Sea.

Entrance Portico
An imposing portico featuring four columns and lintel arches, with capitals ornately decorated with birds and palmetto leaves. This serves as the building's principal entrance.

Principal Hall
A 35 m² room featuring double-height ceilings that extend to the roof, an inverted nave-shaped ceiling, and a large window with a weighted pulley system.

Gaming Room
A versatile 37 m² room featuring a semicircular gallery designed as an Arab-inspired smoking room, showcasing the house's richest decorative elements in wood, ceramics and ironwork.

Main Bedroom
The largest room in the house at 42 m², featuring the most elaborate coffered ceiling and opening onto a 26 m² terrace overlooking the carriage house.

Greenhouse
A 72 m² glazed space with white wooden framework that served as a thermal regulator and distribution point for the main floor.

Hexagonal Vestibule
A 12 m² hall with a hexagonal floor plan located at the base of the tower, featuring a circular marble floor and a wooden coffered ceiling with ornamental glazing.

Bathroom
A 14 m² room featuring unique stained-glass windows depicting a bee playing the guitar and a bird playing the organ, adorned with musical motifs.

Gardens with Grotto
A 2,500 m² garden designed by Gaudí, featuring an artificial grotto constructed from unworked stone blocks and a bronze statue of the architect.
- 1.Tower-Minaret
- 2.Entrance Portico
- 3.Principal Hall
- 4.Gaming Room
- 5.Main Bedroom
- 6.Greenhouse
- 7.Hexagonal Vestibule
- 8.Bathroom
- 9.Gardens with Grotto
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