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This modernist building Casa Navas was designed between 1902 and 1908 and is located in the very centre of Reus. The exterior is impressive enough, but inside you’ll find a lot of amazing mosaics, paintings, lamps, marquetry, and doors. It’s open for visits every day and the ticket costs around 11 euro. You can buy it on the official website, in Casa Navas, or the Reus Tourism office. Keep in mind that it’s only allowed to take photos on entry; however, it will give you priceless memories.

Market Square is more than a gateway to the old town, extending around the Priory Church of San Pedro. It is also a place where most of the iconic buildings in the city, such as City Hall, Casa Navàs, and the Gaudí Centre, are. The Tourism Information Center is situated here, making it a good starting point to explore Reus. You can have coffee at a nearby cafe, visit the small boutiques and walk along the cobblestone sidewalks to feel the spirit of Reus.

The Port Aventura theme park is approximately 8 kilometres from Reus. It’s worth visiting if you want to spend time in the biggest theme park in Spain. The venue is divided into several 'geographical' areas: American West, Mediterranean, Polynesia, China, and Mexico. A train can take you to each of these locations if you do not want to go on foot. The entry ticket for one day costs 50 euro, and the park is open from 10:30 to 18:00.