Things to do in Reus

The Gaudí Centre celebrates the architectural genius of Antoni Gaudí through interactive exhibits in his birthplace of Reus. Touch scale models of his masterpieces while displays reveal his revolutionary design techniques.

Step into this Catalan Modernisme masterpiece with its original stained glass, mosaics, and woodwork intact. The guided tour reveals early 20th-century opulence through rooms bathed in colourful light.

This Renaissance sanctuary, built in 1592 after a Virgin Mary apparition, combines spiritual significance with architectural beauty. Visit during September's Festes de Misericòrdia to experience local traditions.

Plaça del Mercadal pulses as Reus' historic heart, framed by modernist Casa Navàs and the Town Hall. Savour local vermouth at a terrace café while watching Catalan life unfold beneath the square's distinctive porticos.

This 18th-century noble residence now houses Reus's Conservatory of Music, featuring exquisite Italianate architecture. Visitors can admire the grand salon's magnificent frescoes while experiencing the palace's blend of history and culture.

Cal Massó Art Centre, a converted liquor factory, showcases contemporary art and performances in its wooden interior. Explore rotating exhibitions while experiencing Reus's emerging cultural scene.

This archaeological museum chronicles Reus's history from prehistory to modern times in a former Bank of Spain building. Explore the special Gaudí exhibition to discover the architect's connection to his hometown.

The Reus Art and History Museum showcases the region's cultural heritage in a historic building. Explore exhibits spanning from prehistoric artefacts to contemporary art pieces during a 1-2 hour visit.