Casa Navàs will once again display one of its most emblematic architectural features. On Thursday 12 November, from 8:00 pm to 9:30 pm, Plaça del Mercadal will host the public inauguration of the reconstructed turret, known locally as the torratxa, under the title “The Return of a Symbol: Reus Touches the Sky Again”. Supported by

On 15 July, Casa Navàs had the pleasure of welcoming Meng Yuhong, Consul General of the People’s Republic of China, during her official visit to the city of Reus. The meeting provided an excellent opportunity to introduce her to one of the most emblematic buildings of Catalan Modernism and to share an essential part of

Casa Navàs once again brought the elegance and atmosphere of the early 20th century to life with a new edition of the 1900 Fashion Show. The event invited visitors to travel back in time through dresses, fabrics, accessories and details inspired by the Modernist movement. The fashion show offered a unique opportunity to discover how

This summer, Casa Navàs presents a new way to experience evenings in Reus with the Casa Navàs Summer Evenings, a cultural proposal that combines heritage, music, performing arts and a very special experience on the terrace of one of the city’s most emblematic Modernist buildings. The initiative invites visitors to discover the house from a different perspective, in

Casa Navàs continues to strengthen its position as one of the leading examples of European Modernist heritage. On this occasion, the prestigious architecture, interior design and lifestyle magazine Elle Decor has published a feature on Reus’ modernist jewel, highlighting its architectural uniqueness, decorative richness and outstanding state of preservation. The article, published in Elle Decor

The Casa Navàs tower continues to move closer to its long-awaited return, and each new stage of the project brings this iconic architectural element one step nearer to once again crowning the building. This restoration is one of the most significant heritage projects currently underway in Reus and aims to recover an essential part of

When we think of Modernism, we often picture grand buildings, colourful stained-glass windows and architecture filled with decorative details. However, modernist fashion was also one of the most representative expressions of this artistic and cultural movement. During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, clothing reflected the changes of a society moving towards modernity while

Casa Navàs once again became a key cultural venue in the city by hosting, on April 7, the public presentation of the book “Vermuts Miró and the history of vermouth in Reus”, written by historian Isabel Martínez. Following an initial presentation aimed at the media weeks earlier, this new event brought the publication closer to