The Municipal Board of Tourism and Commerce of Reus organises guided tours of the city’s heritage and, especially for visitors, it opens some places that are usually closed to the public. One same ticket includes two different guided tours and grants free admission to the Salvador Vilaseca Museum, to the exhibition “Gaudí&Reus”, and to the Art and History Museum of Reus. Group visits by appointment. To become acquainted with the heritage of Reus, these are the tour times:

Practical information

Institut Pere Mata
A building by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, considered one of the jewels of Catalan Modernisme. Hall number 6, with its rich ornamentation, is the structure of greatest artistic value of the whole ensemble. The ticket includes the transfer in bus and the guided tour of the interior of Hall number 6.

Hours:
July, August and September: Monday to Friday, morning and afternoon; and Saturday morning (except holidays)
11 am (Catalan / English) 5 pm (Spanish / French)

October to June:
*Reservation required.
Saturday morning (except holidays)
11 am (Catalan)

Modernisme Route
A walk through the centre of town, where most of the Modernista buildings are found (Casa Rull, Casa Gasull, Casa Navàs, etc.) and tour of the interior of several buildings.

July, August and September:
Monday to Saturday, morning and afternoon (except holidays)
12 o’clock noon (Spanish / French) 6 pm (Catalan / English)

October to June:
*Reservation required
Saturday afternoon (except holidays)
4:30 pm (Catalan)

Casa Navàs
A building by Lluís Domènech i Montaner (1901-1907). To visit this private house (according to the availabilities of the owners), enquire with the Tourist Office.