Fly from Liverpool to Reus
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Unbeknownst to many of those who have never been, Reus in Spain is the hometown of the famous architect and designer Gaudi. It also has everything from beautiful architecture to beaches, churches and museums, so you won’t be short of things to do during your stay! Book your cheap flights to Reus from Liverpool John Lennon Airport today.
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Why you should go to Reus
If you haven’t heard about the stunning architecture in Reus, you’re in for a treat. In the centre of Reus is Plaza de Prim, which is the site of Teatre Fortuny, a baroque-style theatre built in 1882. From Plaza de Prim, you can head down Calle de Monterols to Plaza del Mercadal, which houses the City Hall, Gaudi Centre and Casa Navàs, one of the many examples of Modernist architecture in the city. Other interesting sightseeing spots you can’t miss while you’re out exploring include the Old Hospital of Saint John Reus and ‘A Giant Celebration’ (statues of giants).
Fancy relaxing on the beach and enjoying the idyllic Spanish weather? You’re in luck, because there are a number of beaches located just nine kilometres from the city. If you want to swim and sunbathe with an amphitheatre in the background, why not visit the beaches in Tarragona? For beaches in the hustle and bustle of a resort town, take a trip to Salou, or for somewhere quieter, try La Pineda beach.
Reus is famous for its history of producing fine wines and spirits – particularly brandy – so is the perfect destination for sitting outside in the sunshine and enjoying a lovely glass of your favourite tipple. You can even accompany it with some delicious tapas at one of Reus’ many bars and restaurants.
When you should go to Reus
The best time to visit Reus depends on your personal preferences. June to September boast the highest temperatures, but the peak summer months can become hot and crowded, especially on popular beaches. Winter can be mild but is more likely to have rainfall. April, May and October can be a happy medium of mild weather, fewer crowds and little rainfall.
If you are visiting during June, be prepared to see Reus at its busiest – the city draws crowds of thousands as they travel to join in the fiestas, where you will find live music and entertainment everywhere you turn!
Where to stay in Reus
The most popular area of Reus to stay in is the city centre, around Calle de Monterols. Perfect for culture vultures, you can easily discover the stunning Modernist architecture and the key landmarks of the city, such as Casa Laguna, the Gaudi Centre and Casa Sagarra, with its unique painted dragons on the front of the building. Staying here is also convenient for a range of bars, restaurants and shops, as well as public transport links if you’re hoping to visit another town or spend some time at the beach!
If you’re visiting as a family or want to stay somewhere a little quieter, look for accommodation around Plaza de la Llibertat. You will be near the lovely Parc de Sant Jordi, which has plenty of trees for you to find some shade and playgrounds to entertain the kids. All the amenities you need will also be nearby, including shopping areas like La Fira Centre Comercial, and a wide range of restaurants where you can grab a bite to eat. You will also be close to some great attractions such as Palau Bofarull and Museu d’Art e Història de Reus.
There is a wide variety of places to stay in Reus, covering all styles and budgets, from quirky B&Bs to trendy apartments and luxurious hotels. You can find something for everyone on Booking.com.
What to see and do in Reus
- Gaudi Centre
Whether you’re a huge fan of Gaudi or you’ve never heard of him, make sure you check out the Gaudi Centre to learn all about the city’s most famous son. The exhibition takes you on a journey through his life, his creative method and how nature inspired his work. With an audiovisual show and interactive displays, there is so much to discover. The centre also includes a restaurant, gift shop and excellent views over Reus. - Prioral Sant Pere
Built in the mid-16th century, Prioral Sant Pere is a Catholic church in the heart of Reus. It is one of the most visited monuments in the city with a façade in the Renaissance style and a Gothic belfry. Make sure you don’t just admire this church from the outside – the architecture and décor inside is awe-inspiring. - Bofarull Palace
For even more stunning architecture, visit one of Reus’ hidden gems, Bofarull Palace. The ballroom in the palace dates back to 1788 and is adorned with paintings by Pere Pau Montanya on the ceiling. - Casa Navàs
Built between 1901 and 1908 by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and decorator Gaspar Homar, Casa Navàs is the only Art Nouveau in Europe that has preserved its original interior. With 200 square metres of stained glass windows, embroidered tapestry, marbled floors and ceramic mosaic walls, this elaborately designed building is a must-see.
How long does it take to fly to Reus?
Flights to Reus from Liverpool take as little as two hours and 30 minutes. You can fly directly from Liverpool John Lennon Airport to Reus Airport (REU) with Ryanair. The time zone in Reus is GMT + 1.
For more information on how to get to us or view live travel updates, check out our Transport page. You can also pre-book secure on-site parking to keep your vehicle in safe hands while you’re seeing the incredible architecture Reus has to offer.
What currency do they use in Reus?
The currency used in Reus, Spain is the Euro (EUR).
| Time Zone | Currency | Flight Time | Carriers | Airport Code |
| GMT + 1 |
EUR | 2hr 30 | Ryanair | REU |
