Villa Munda

Villa Munda exhibits eclectic architecture through its U-shaped structure, garden surroundings, and distinctive southern extensions added to the main building.

Built in 1900, the villa was commissioned by Dr. Pedro González de Velasco, the founder of the National Anthropology Museum, with an investment of 14,500 reales.

The residence forms part of the Camino del Norte pilgrimage route and currently serves as a music house, contributing to local cultural activities.

Visitors can reach Villa Munda through various transportation options in Zarautz, with local tourist offices providing detailed information about access and events.

The villa stands on former cemetery grounds, where Dr. González de Velasco funded the relocation of existing graves before construction began.

Location: Zarautz

Inception: 19 century

Architectural style: eclectic architecture

Part of: Camino del Norte

GPS coordinates: 43.28587,-2.17098

Latest update: March 8, 2025 22:23