
A day in Reus
Casa Navas
Designed by one of the most famous names in Spanish modernism – Lluis Domenech I Montaner – it is the ex-libris of the city, and one of the best-preserved modernist examples in the world.
Prim square
General Juan Prim y Prats gave its name to the central square of the city, and also the most beautiful one.
In the center a sculpture of the military.
“Dispensário” by Rubio
Sant Joan church
Casa Rull
Escola Prat de la Riba
Plaza Mercadal
Institut Pere Mata
Abrasa’M
Our only lunch in town was in a nice square by Saint Pere church. Abrasa’M, a tiny restaurant turned big by a large esplanade had an inviting menu by 12€.
What seemed to be a family, tried hard to efficiently serve all the space, without great success. Some confusion, the food well presented but with flaws, it was only a regular meal.
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