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Costa Blanca : Casa de El Piñón, La Unión

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Casa de El Piñón, La Unión

Casa de El Piñón, La Unión

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  • The Casa de El Piñón is one of the best examples of Murcian eclecticism, bristling with florid decoration and topped with a cupola which was designed by Gustave Eiffel. The building is finally being restored after years of neglect, and will eventually house local government offices.

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C/Mayor s/n Info from La Unión tourist office: 968 541 614 Closed to public
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