Casa Botines stands as a testament to Antoni Gaudí's architectural genius outside of his usual canvas of Catalonia. Constructed between 1891 and 1892, this Modernist building in León, Spain, showcases Gaudí's unique style, blending neo-Gothic elements with his innovative approach to design and structure. Originally serving as a combination of residential and commercial space, Casa Botines now houses a museum dedicated to Gaudí's work, Spanish art, and the history of the building itself. Its design pays homage to the medieval architecture of León, featuring an inclined roof and corner towers, which enhance its neo-Gothic character.