Tucked away in the charming seaside town of Comillas, Gaudí’s El Capricho is a whimsical architectural gem that feels like something out of a storybook. One of the earliest works of Antoni Gaudí, this vibrant summer residence showcases his unmistakable creativity, blending Modernist style with Orientalist and Mudéjar influences. From its sunflower-adorned façade to its shimmering green and gold tiles, every detail reveals a playful imagination and meticulous craftsmanship.

Wander freely on a self-guided tour and explore the richly decorated rooms, ornate balconies, and the building’s iconic windcatcher tower. With its bold colors, organic shapes, and fairy-tale charm, El Capricho offers a delightfully unexpected look at Gaudí’s early genius beyond Catalonia. Whether you're an architecture lover or simply curious, this enchanting house is a must-see highlight of northern Spain.

• Explore an Early Gaudí Masterpiece: Discover one of the architect’s first completed works, bursting with imagination and color.
• Self-Guided Freedom: Wander the house and gardens at your own pace with multilingual audio guides available.
• Iconic Sunflower Motifs: Admire the dazzling mosaics and ornate decorations that make El Capricho instantly recognizable.
• A Blend of Cultures: See how Gaudí fused Modernism with Orientalist and Mudéjar influences.
• Beautiful Seaside Setting: Located in tranquil Comillas, making it a perfect cultural stop on Spain’s northern coast.