What you'll hear inside Gaudí House Botines Museum:

• 1
  Pinacoteca – Art Collection of Fundos

  The Pinacoteca occupies the third floor of the Casa Botines Gaudí museum and showcases over 200 works selected from a collection of more than 5,000 pieces spanning painting, sculpture and graphic art.

• 2
  Noble Floor with Owners' Dwellings and Stained Glass

  The principal floor of Casa Botines housed the private apartments of the building's two owners, Simón Fernández and Mariano Andrés.

• 3
  Statue of Saint George and the Dragon

  Perched above the ornate iron doorway of Casa Botines, this striking stone sculpture depicts St George slaying the dragon.

• 4
  Perimeter Moat with Wrought Iron Grille

  The perimeter moat with wrought-iron railings encircles Casa Botines and serves a dual purpose.

• 5
  Cylindrical Towers with Slate Spires

  Casa Botines is distinguished by four cylindrical towers at its corners, each rising on corbels and crowned with slate cones.

• 6
  Sotabanco / Multipurpose Hall

  The Sotabanco occupies the uppermost level of this León building, originally designed as an attic with storage rooms and the caretaker's flat.

• 7
  Semi-basement with Cast Iron Pillars

  The semi-basement of Casa Botines was designed by Gaudí as storage space for the textile business of Fernández and Andrés.

• 8
  Second Floor — Recreated 19th-c. Home and Gaudí Exhibition

  Recreated rental apartment and interactive exhibition on Gaudí's life and work.