Discover Spain’s hidden gem, Reus, with breathtaking beaches, stunning architecture, and thrilling outdoor adventures, all just an hour from Barcelona.

Just an hour and a half from Barcelona along the stunning Catalan coastline, Reus awaits with its blend of charming squares and sun-kissed beaches. Renowned as the birthplace of the legendary architect Antoni Gaudí, this tranquil city is a haven of architectural splendor, free from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona.

While you’ll need to venture a bit farther to see Gaudí’s famous creations, the Gaudí Centre offers an immersive look into his life and works through engaging, interactive displays.

To experience Reus’ welcoming atmosphere, head to Plaça del Mercadal, the city’s main square. Here, you can enjoy a drink while taking in the picturesque City Hall and watching the world go by.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the Golden Coast (Costa Daurada) offers a variety of beautiful beaches to relax on. If you’re craving something more active, the Prades Mountains provide excellent hiking trails, plus opportunities for rock climbing and mountain biking for the more adventurous.

No visit to Reus is complete without sampling its famed sweet fortified vermouth. You can savor this local specialty at Vermuts Rofes, a former vermouth factory that has been transformed into a delightful restaurant.

Getting to Reus is a breeze, with flights from the UK to Barcelona taking just over two hours. From there, a direct train departs from Barcelona Sants station and reaches Reus in under two hours. Alternatively, a car ride from Barcelona will take just 90 minutes.

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