ENTRADAS Disponibles en taquilla y en Internet en www.casabotines.es/entradas. Reservas para grupos: E-mail: reservas@casabotines.es | Teléfono: (+34) 987 353 247
ACCESO GENERAL: 8€ (Precio Reducido 5€) Planta Noble, Segunda Planta y Tercera Planta.
ACCESO PREMIUM: 12€ (Precio Reducido 8€)
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Visita guiada Planta Noble, Segunda Planta, Tercera Planta, Ático y Torreón.
ACCESO TEATRAL: 16€ (Precio Reducido 12€) ACCESO GRUPOS: (Mínimo 15 personas) Visita general: 5€ Visita Premium: 8€ L-M-J-V-S: 11:00-14:00 H. y 16:00 a 20:00 H. X: 16:00-20:00 H. / D: 11:00-14:00 H.
Entrada Reducida*: Menores de 12 años, mayores de 65 años, estudiantes con carnet oficial y personas en situación de desempleo. Entrada Gratuita*: Menores de 7 años, acompañante invidente, profesores acompañantes de grupo (1 cada 20 personas) y guías turísticos acompañantes de grupos. *Serán solicitados los documentos que lo acrediten.
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STANDARD ADMISSION:8€ (Concessionary rate: 5€) Ground Floor, Second Floor and Third Floor.
PREMIUM ADMISSION:12€ (Concessionary rate: 8€) Ground Floor, Second Floor, Third Floor, Attic, and Tower.
DRAMATIZED VISIT: 16€ (Concessionary rate: 12€) GROUP TICKETS (Minimum 15 people)
Standard: 5€ Premium: 8€ Opening hours: Monday to Saturday (except Wednesday) From 11am to 2pm and 4pm to 8pm, Wednesdays from 4pm to 8pm and Sundays from 11am to 2pm.
Concessionary rate*: Under 12s, over 65s, students and people registered as unemployed. Free admission*: Under 7s, blind person’s companion, teachers accompanying groups (1 teacher per 20 students), tour guides accompanying groups. * Documents will be required to demonstrate eligibility for concessionary rate.
In the late 19th century, a young architect who had never left Barcelona went across the Spanish peninsula to build a textile warehouse. His name was Antonio Gaudi, and his creation was Casa Botines, a unique building that would become the dream of every city all over the world. Casa Botines is a key feature on any traveler’s list of monuments to visit. Its originality and contribution to the world of construction are lauded in quite a few history of art and architecture writings. The building was declared a Spanish National Heritage Site in 1969 and it is an outstanding example of what the art of architecture truly is. The Museum, promoted by FUNDOS (Fundación Obra Social de Castilla y León), is focused on the building’s history and Gaudi’s life and works, and houses a collection of paintings and artworks from the 15th to the 20th century, by artists such as Francisco de Goya, Salvador Dalí, Ramón Casas i Carbó, Raimundo de Madrazo, Joaquín Sorolla, José Gutiérrez Solana, José Navarro Llorens, Ignacio Pinazo, Nicanor Piñole, Joaquin Mir Trinxet and many other contemporary artists. Gaudi’s own particular brand of magic shines through the details: the Catalan vaults, the cast-iron pillars, the 365 windows of the building, the enlightment and ventilation in the interior patios, the wood and steel staircases and the attic, which also provides access to the original turret from 1893. Casa Botines is one of the most interesting pieces of the nineteenth-century architecture in Spain. The Gaudi who created Casa Botines was a true architect and an artist with the ability to seamlessly put together technique and aesthetics. This is a must-see for all lovers of the genius’ work and for anyone passing through the city of León.
THE TOUR BASEMENT • Exhibition and event room. • El Modernista Champagnerie.
MAIN FLOOR • History of Casa Botines. • 1893-2017: Historical timeline. • 1893: Fernández y Andrés’ business. • 1931-1953-1993: The Bank. • Souvenir and Book Shop.
SECOND FLOOR • Gaudi Universe Exhibition space dedicated to the life and works of the modernist genius. • 19th Century Apartment Historical recreation of one of the original apartments located in the residential part of the building commissioned by Simón Fernández and Mariano Andrés (1893).
THIRD FLOOR • The FUNDOS Collection The FUNDOS’s collection,which features a selection of works by 19th century artists.
ATTIC • Boardroom and entrance to the original 1893 turret.