Casa Navàs hosted the presentation of Aspirina made in Reus. Industrials farmacèutics, a book by Joan Antoni Domènech. The publication explores a lesser-known chapter of Reus’s industrial history. Moreover, it highlights the entrepreneurs and pharmacists who contributed to the city’s economic development. Held on 27 October, the event brought history, culture and heritage together at

88 years later, Catalonia is reclaiming a piece of its history. The tower of Casa Navàs once again rises above the skyline of Reus, restoring one of the building’s most iconic architectural features and an essential part of our Modernista heritage. This historic milestone will be celebrated on Thursday 12 November at 8 pm, in

On 22 October, the Casa Navàs Shop in Reus hosted the presentation of “El bestiari de Domènech i Montaner. Figuració i simbolisme”, a book written by Gemma Martí Rey. Organised by the Centre d’Estudis Lluís Domènech i Montaner (CEDIM), the event offered an opportunity to explore one of the most fascinating aspects of Catalan Modernism:

Time Out Barcelona magazine has published an article dedicated to Casa Navàs in Reus, highlighting the uniqueness of this Modernist building, considered the only one in Europe to have preserved its entire original interior. Designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, Casa Navàs is one of the jewels of Catalan Modernism. Its heritage value lies

Time Out Barcelona magazine has published an article dedicated to Casa Navàs in Reus, highlighting the uniqueness of this Modernist building, considered the only one in Europe to have preserved its entire original interior. Designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, Casa Navàs is one of the jewels of Catalan Modernism. Its heritage value lies

Reus is once again gaining international attention. Prestigious British newspaper The Sunday Times has published an extensive travel feature on the city, presenting it as an ideal destination for discovering another side of Catalan Modernism, gastronomy and vermouth culture, away from Barcelona’s busiest tourist areas. Under the headline This little-known Catalan city is like Barcelona

Some cities can be explored in just a few hours. Others make you want to stay a little longer. Reus is one of them. Its Modernist heritage, shopping streets, gastronomy and lively historic centre mean that a visit to Casa Navàs can easily become the starting point for a complete city break. If you are

At Casa Navàs, we are bringing Vespres d’Estiu with Vermouth Miró-Spritz to a close, a series that has allowed us to share nine different ways of experiencing culture. Across nine evenings, our terrace became a meeting place for artists, audiences and heritage, with performances that gave each event its own character. We close this edition