House of the Seven Chimneys - Free Audio Guide

Casa de las Siete Chimeneas is a historic building located in Madrid, Spain, believed to have been constructed before 1570. Attributed to architects Juan Bautista de Toledo and Antonio Sillero, it features a distinctive design with seven chimneys that give it its name. The house has a rich history, serving as a residence for notable figures and housing the Lyceum Club Femenino, a feminist cultural association during the reign of Alfonso XIII. Declared a Monument of Historical Artistic Interest in 1948 and a Bien de Interés Cultural in 1995, it is associated with various legends and ghost stories. The building is currently a site of cultural significance and is accessible to visitors, although specific visiting hours and admission fees may vary.