
Discover Reus: Mapilife brings you the most authentic experiences in the commercial capital of the Costa Daurada
Reus is a vibrant, welcoming city full of surprises. As you wander through its modernist streets and charming squares, you’ll uncover a world of cultural gems, fun activities, and original ideas to suit every taste.
This selection features the 10 most authentic experiences from the Mapilife Reus guide, plus two unique culinary highlights found only on the Costa Daurada. All of them can be combined with the Visit Reus promotion, which gives you access to six cultural venues for an unbeatable price.
Here’s an essential selection of what to do in Reus, packed with local recommendations for culture and entertainment for all ages. All right in the heart of the Costa Daurada.
Casa Navàs
The art nouveau gem of the city

Visit the interior of the most iconic house in Reus, located in the central Mercadal Square. Designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner — a contemporary of Antoni Gaudí — Casa Navàs is considered one of the finest examples of Art Nouveau on an international scale. Guided tours are available daily to explore its stunning interior, which features original early 20th-century decoration and furniture, making it one of the few modernist buildings to preserve its heritage so completely. Advance online booking is required. A must-see for anyone searching what to do in Reus.
The Fortuny Theatre
One of Catalonia’s grand stages

Built during the time when Reus was the second most important city in Catalonia, the Fortuny Theater emulated the grand Liceu Theater of Barcelona. It is a renowned cultural monument that remains active, situated in the Plaça Prim. To visit, you’ll need to purchase a ticket to enjoy one of its performances. The Fortuny Theater offers a stable program from October to June, featuring theater, music, opera, and dance performances. Additionally, don’t forget to check the schedules of other theaters in the city, such as the Bartrina, as Reus has always stood out for its vibrant theater scene.
Laser Tag & Salting
The ultimate fun zone

If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush and non-stop entertainment, Salting Reus has it all. This massive venue features over 130 trampolines, zip lines, a NERF zone, a parkour circuit, extreme climbing walls, laser tag battles, and many more attractions. It’s fun for the whole family: little ones will have an action-packed day, while adults can join an epic battle in the largest Laser Tag arena in the Costa Daurada. A top entertainment spot that’s open every day — perfect if you’re wondering what to do in Reus with kids or friends.
Bingo Enracha
Game & excitement in the heart of Reus

Located on Raval de Jesús, right in the historic centre, Bingo Enracha Reus is the perfect place to enjoy a unique gaming and entertainment experience. There’s plenty on offer: a large bingo hall, a cutting-edge arcade zone, electronic roulette, and Enracha Stadium — an exclusive area for sports betting. Entry is free, and they’re open every day from 9 am to 4 am, strictly for adults over 18. A fun and lively option when looking for what to do in Reus after dark.
La Teva Ruta
Cultural tours with a local guide

La Teva Ruta (Your Route) invites you to explore Reus from a unique perspective, through the eyes of a local guide. Each week, various guided tours are scheduled to discover the local gastronomy, historic shops, amazing buildings, and the city’s hidden secrets. Additionally, they also offer personalized tours departing from Reus to explore the top attractions and points of interest in the Costa Daurada.
Escape 4 Room
The best escape room in Reus

The city’s leading escape room offers three immersive games: Castillejos, a high-stakes military mission against the clock; La Mussara, a mysterious adventure set in an abandoned village; and La Tentación, a daring game of seduction for the boldest players. Each game lasts one hour and is designed for teams of 2 to 6 players. A brilliant choice for groups of friends, couples, or families.
Adventure Bike
Bike rental service

Explore the surroundings of Reus and the mountains of the Costa Daurada on a bike. The professionals at Adventure Bike offer a comprehensive rental and transportation service, along with guided routes suitable for all levels, catering to groups and families. They are known for having bikes from well-known brands and a workshop service available at all times.
Slab Climbing
reus climbing center

Located in the south of Reus, SLAB Climbing is the perfect spot for climbing enthusiasts. It boasts modern facilities with over 650m² of scalable walls, including roped routes and bouldering areas designed for all skill levels. They also offer courses for beginners, activities for children, and year-round events.
Barbacoa Park
Fun for the whole family

Located in a natural setting south of Reus, Barbacoa Park is the perfect place to enjoy a great day with the family or a culinary gathering with friends. It stands out for having the city’s only mini-golf course, featuring a modern 18-hole layout designed to entertain all ages. Additionally, they have playgrounds, a futsal court, a water play area, a bar with foosball, and a barbecue area ideal for meeting the needs of various groups and gatherings.
Dia de Granja
A family farm day

Just 2 km from the centre of Reus (Av. Constantí, 52), Dia de Granja (A day at the farm) is the perfect activity for a fun day out with young children. You can feed the animals, play in the adventure park with zip lines and trampolines, visit a small museum, join creative workshops, and relax in the picnic areas or at the café. Open on weekends, public holidays, and during school breaks. Entry starts at just 5 euros and no booking is required. A great choice when you’re looking for what to do in Reus with kids — especially if you fancy something outdoors just beyond the city.
Extra: Foodie experiences
Reus boasts a proud culinary tradition and a food scene that’s constantly evolving. Beyond the restaurants featured in our guide to the Best Restaurants in Reus, the city is home to unique spots that blend cuisine, history, and creativity — turning a simple meal into an authentic experience you’ll only find here. A delicious way to enhance your list of what to do in Reus.
Museu del Vermut
Reus, the world’s vermouth capital

Home to the world’s largest vermouth collection, the Museu del Vermut cements Reus as the true capital of this iconic aperitif. Entry is free, giving you access to thousands of bottles, posters, and original items from 57 countries. All of it is housed in a beautifully restored modernist building that also features a restaurant serving tapas, preserved delicacies, and Mediterranean dishes — all perfectly paired with the city’s finest vermouth. A unique cultural and culinary experience, and a must on any list of what to do in Reus.
Clandestino
the reus’ speakeasy

Hidden behind a discreet doorway in the old town, Clandestino is the very first speakeasy on the Costa Daurada. Enter with a secret password and step into an exclusive space serving creative tapas and signature cocktails with stunning presentation. Perfect for a unique dinner, intimate gatherings, or live music nights. Open Thursday to Sunday, with advance booking required via the app. One of the most original answers to enjoy the Reus’ nightlife.
A must for discovering Reus
To truly get to know the city, don’t miss the cultural promotion by Reus Turisme, which lets you explore the city’s heritage and essence with the Visit Reus bracelet. It includes entry to iconic monuments, museums, and cultural spaces — the perfect complement to the Mapilife Reus guide’s top experiences. An unbeatable way to enjoy what to do in Reus through culture, history, and local charm.
Visit Reus Bracelet

The Visit Reus Bracelet gives you access to three of the city’s top cultural attractions for a very affordable price. For just €20, the promotion includes entry to the Gaudí Centre museum, the Pere Mata Institute, and the Prioral de Sant Pere — including the chance to climb to the top of the iconic bell tower. To round out your cultural route, you can also visit the city’s free museums, such as the Museu de Reus, Espai Llibertat, and the Estació Enològica – The Wine Station, where the bracelet includes a complimentary vermouth tasting.