Casa Navàs in Reus passed the threshold of 50,000 visitors this past 2024. This is the first time this figure has been reached since the modernist building opened its doors to the public in April 2018. Since then, the number of visitors has not stopped growing year after year, which shows the growing interest in

The ‘Casa Navàs i Salut’ project allows elderly people from residences and day centres to enjoy this modernist jewel and a concert of habaneras   Reus, November 2024 — A total of 320 elderly people from different residences and daycare centres in Baix Camp and Priorat are visiting Casa Navàs in Reus this year, free

The event is consolidated by highlighting the modernist heritage of the city and with the participation of dozens of local entities.   The second edition of ‘Reus 1900. Festa Modernista’ has practically sold out all the tickets for the proposed activities, a significant fact after doubling the number of events compared to last year’s edition,

The Masergrup corporate group will finance the entire tower, which will come to reality in the first half of 2025.   The Casa Navàs in Reus will rebuild the old tower that was destroyed by the impact of a Spanish Civil War bomb in 1938. With this restoration, the façade of the house will recover

The second edition of the Festa Modernista will be held from September 27th to 29th and will have trading as its central element. In 1900, Reus was bustling with commercial activity, and, in fact, the city preserves many century-old establishments that are a good example of Reus’ historical strength as a trading city. This theme

Experiències Casa Navàs has programmed magic, music, dance, theater, and a multidisciplinary performance for June 7th.   The Casa Navàs in Reus launches the Experiències Casa Navàs Festival, a new way to get to know the interior of the modernist building and spaces that are not usually shown to the public, and, at the same

The owners of Casa Navàs have acquired the original painting by one of the most outstanding Catalan landscape painters.   A recent study has discovered that the large mosaic that presides over the entrance to Casa Navàs was painted by Joaquim Mir i Trinxet (1873-1940), one of the leading exponents of postmodernist painting, considered one

Casa Navàs is extending the exhibition “Barça ‘Més que un Club’, Montjuïc, ‘un estadi refugi’”, which can be visited free of charge in the former fabric shop until 7 March. Reus is the second stop of this exhibition that intends to be itinerant, produced by Barça Foundation and UNHCR, right after its debut last October