Casa Botines is a modernist building located in León, Spain, designed by the renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. Completed in 1892, it originally served as a textile factory and is notable for its unique blend of Gothic and neo-Gothic architectural styles. The building features a distinctive stone façade, pointed arches, and decorative elements that reflect Gaudí's innovative design approach. Today, Casa Botines functions as a museum and cultural center, showcasing Gaudí's work and the history of the building. It is recognized as one of the few structures designed by Gaudí outside of Catalonia, attracting visitors interested in architecture and art.