Reus City Guide And Airport Transfer Service

Reus is Anton Gaud's birthplace and the Catalan home of Vermouth. 15 kilometers (9 miles) (inland) Not only is Reus Antoni Gaud's birthplace, but the city's pulsating heart is packed with gorgeous streets, amazing architecture, stunning squares, and a plethora of tempting shops. Apart from the Gaud Museum, there is also a wonderful Modernist Route in Reus, as well as the Gaud Route. Reus ranks second only to Barcelona in terms of the amount of Modernist architecture in the city. When vermouth arrived in Catalonia from Italy in the nineteenth century, it was only natural that Reus became its Catalan production center. Reus was already a major global player in the liquor industry, ranking alongside London and Paris.

Night Street, Reus       |        Click by Nicolas Vigier from Flickr

Plaza de Prim square, which is home to the beautiful theatre, before proceeding to the Plaza del Mercadal square. This is the location of a Modernist jewel that still houses period furniture, coffering, and lamps. Centro de Lectura building is a popular social club with a precious library and artwork. The 16th-century Gothic church and the octagonal bell tower with views of the entire Costa Dorada are highlights of the Plaza de Sant Pere square.

Reus is not only Gaud's birthplace and one of Catalonia's most culturally active towns, but it also sits at a crossroads, making it an ideal stop for browsing its historic quarter and doing some shopping.

Famous Restaurants, Reus       |     Click by Passion Leica from Flickr

Reus has a route that includes the birthplace of Gaudi and the church where he was lustrated as "Els Xiquets Reus" is Reus' casteller city. It was formally established on November 18, 1981, to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the Reus railway. His shirt is hazelnut brown, and he wears white pants. On September 19, 2006, the group was awarded the George Cross in recognition of its 25th-anniversary work on Castellar diffusion. Castles are a festive tradition in which some people climb over others to form human structures using a specific and well-established technique.

"Els Xiquets Reus" are the people who construct Reus' "Human Castle." It was founded on November 18, 1981, the 125th anniversary of Reus' railway fear. His shirt was as dark as a hazelnut, and his pants were white. On September 19, 2006, the group was honored with the Cross of St. George for its work in disseminating the event commemorating its 25th anniversary. Castles are a holiday tradition in which people climb other people's human constructions. Established and formed using a specific technique. He is currently one of Catalonia's most active associative activities, with over 50 groups, nearly 10,000 towers, and a wide range of media communications broadcasts. Reus has a lot of bars and restaurants (menu del dia) for reasonable prices. Terrace bars spring up all over the place during the summer. You can walk on the Modernist Route to cross all of the best buildings. The town celebrates its biggest carnival with live music and street entertainment in all of the town squares every night in June month.

Reus is in an easily accessible location due to its classic Reus airport taxi. It has a lot of interesting sights with nearby beaches of the Costa Dorada and 100km from Barcelona.

Book Your Airport Transfers in Reus

Train

Train, Reus      |     Click by Luis Zamora (eldelinux) from Flickr

The train station in Reus is located north of the bus station, and the walk between the two would take approximately 45 minutes to an hour. The public bus is one option for getting from Reus bus station to Reus train station. Reus Transport operates the public bus system, and the buses are yellow. Reus is 66 miles (106 kilometers) southwest of Barcelona and has several transportation options. The most convenient way to travel between these locations is by bus, train, or minibus. The train connects Reus' central station with the stations Estació Sants and Passeig de Gràcia in central Barcelona. A one-way ticket costs between 6 and 8 euros, and the journey takes approximately 30 minutes.

Bus, Reus    |     Click by Charles from Flickr

Finally, if you want to go to Reus, you can take Reus Transport's line L50.

Bus

This line connects Reus Airport and the city's bus station, making several stops along the way. The admission ticket costs 2.50 euros. This line operates daily and all year from 8:05 a.m. to 8:05 p.m., with departures every hour from Reus airport.

Reus Airport Transfers and Private Taxis Services

If you pre-book a private car for up to three passengers, you'll usually be greeted in the arrivals hall or at the desk before being whisked away to your accommodation. It's more expensive than a shared shuttle, but you'll save time, which is ideal if you want to hit the beach as soon as you arrive.

If you've booked accommodation other than a resort or hotel, or if you're returning home, this personalized service also includes private addresses. If you have booked a return service, your driver will meet you at a prearranged time on the day of your flight.

Train, Airport Transfers      |       Click by Juan Enrique Gilardi from Flickr