La Serrada

Aldealabad

Navas del Rey

San Martin de Valdieglesias

Casillas

Hoyos del Espino

Sotillo de la Adrada

Fresnedilla

Valmojado

Mocejon

Talayuela

Santa Cruz de la Zaraza

Tarancon

Herreruela de Oropesa

Barcelos

Santo Tirso

Vila Nova de.Famalica

Vila Nova de Famalicao

Casas de Belvis

Los Navalucillos

Hontanar

Vila Do Conde

Lever

Sao Mamede de Infesta

El Barcenal

Discovered by Cantabrian miners in 1908, the El Soplao cave offers one of the most impressive speleological sights in Europe. A wonder of geology, you’ll have the chance to see eccentrics, stalactites, stalagmites, lava flows, columns, pearls of the caverns, and dog-tooth crystals.

Named after the blowing air that is felt when a tunnel with less oxygen perforates another, El Soplao is an essential visit for anyone in the region. This subterranean theatre is a spectacle of sensations, with a play of shadow and light, and an abundance of color that will leave you fascinated by the potential of nature.

El Soplao Cave: Entry Ticket

This gem of Modernist history is unmistakably Gaudí – one look at its dazzling green and gold color scheme, stunning sunflower mosaics, and distinctive minaret immediately indicate that it was 'God's own architect' who designed it.

El Capricho was one of Gaudí's first completed projects, and features all of the fairy-tale charm that his work is known for. Explore the building at your own pace on a self-guided tour, with the benefit of a flexible skip-the-line ticket that lets you forget completely about schedules so that you can focus on what's truly important: enjoying the genius of Gaudí's work.

Gaudí's El Capricho Open Visit: Skip The Line (Self-Guided Visit)

Whimsical, fantastical, fabulous: just three words that could be used to describe Gaudí's El Capricho. 

The famed architect blended brickwork, tiles and wrought iron with decorative motifs, turrets and bursts of color in this outrageous home in the town of Comillas, in the historical region of Cantabria.

Get to know the building from an expert guide on a fun, fact-packed tour. It's the best way to understand the building's quirks as you explore it!

Gaudí's El Capricho: Guided Tour

Cantabria is overflowing with ancient cultural heritage – but hidden amongst the UNESCO-listed caves, lush nature, and historic treasures that make this region famous, is a little gem of Modernist history that's just as deserving of a visit.

It takes just one look at the flamboyant architecture of El Capricho to know who designed it. One of the first-completed projects by God's own architect, this stunning summer home is unmistakably Gaudí –  but with some Orientalist and Mudéjar influences!

Gaudí's El Capricho: Self-Guided Tour

Take a walk around the peaceful Comillas with an expert guide and experience an in-depth, immersive and dynamic tour around the village and its many points of interest. 

During the tour, you'll learn about Corro San Pedro, Puerta de los pájaros y Casa Moro, Mirador de Santa Lucía, Casa del Duque, Parque de la Estatua, Portalada o entrada al Seminario Pontificio, and Casa Ocejo.

After soaking in the history and anecdotes of this unique setting in the north of Spain, get ready for to dive deep into one of the rare Gaudí creations outside Catalonia – El Capricho. Whimsical, fantastical, fabulous are just three words that could be used to describe it.

The famed architect blended brickwork, tiles, and wrought iron with decorative motifs, turrets and bursts of color in this outrageous home in the town of Comillas, in the historical region of Cantabria. Get to know the building from an expert guide on a fun, fact-packed tour!

Comillas and El Capricho de Gaudí: Guided Tour

Touren und Tickets in El Barcenal

El Soplao Cave: Entry Ticket

Gaudí's El Capricho Open Visit: Skip The Line (Self-Guided Visit)

Gaudí's El Capricho: Guided Tour

Gaudí's El Capricho: Self-Guided Tour

Comillas and El Capricho de Gaudí: Guided Tour

Attraktionen in El Barcenal