Antoni GaudÃ's contribution to ³¢±ðó²Ô's skyline is the castle-like, neo-Gothic Casa Botines (1893), though the zany architect of Barcelona fame seems to have been subdued by more sober ³¢±ðó²Ô. The interior includes displays on the great man, some interactive exhibits, a recreated 19th-century apartment and, on the top floor, some wonderful artworks, including a room devoted to watercolour interpretations of Dante's Inferno by Salvador Dalà (Room 7) and another with drawings by Goya (Room 2) from his Los Caprichos series.
A statue of Gaudà sits on a bench outside.
