Head to Comillas, a charming coastal town in Spain


The El Capricho was originally commissioned for Maximo Diaz de Quijano. — Photo: Wikimedia Commons

If you have the opportunity to travel around Europe, chances are you have heard of some world-famous tourist attractions in Spain, such as La Sagrada Familia and Park Guell in Barcelona. These incredible masterpieces – a church and a colourful park, respectively – were designed by the late talented Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi.

However, what may come as a surprise to many is that Gaudi’s remarkable work can be found not only in the bustling city of Barcelona, but also in a charming coastal town called Comillas, located in the northern part of Spain in the Cantabria region.

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