Baix Camp Limits

Majestic and imposing, the Reus Bell Tower stands in the heart of the historic center like a stone lighthouse that connects the past with the present. At 62 meters high, it is one of the tallest in Catalonia and an indisputable emblem of the city.

Built between the 15th and 16th centuries, in late Gothic style, the bell tower belongs to the priory church of Sant Pere. Its silhouette is easily recognizable from any point in Baix Camp, and from its peak, on clear days, the view is simply spectacular: you can see the Prades mountains, the Mediterranean coast and even, on the horizon, the silhouette of Montserrat.

For the people of Reus, the bell tower is not just an architectural work, but a symbol of identity, pride and roots. Traditionally, bells marked the passage of time, warned of dangers or called out to the community. Today, they still ring on designated days, keeping alive an essential part of the city's sound and cultural heritage.

Climbing the steps of its spiral staircase is like taking a trip back in time. And when you reach the top, the effort is rewarded with an unparalleled panorama: Reus at your feet, and the Baix Camp drawing itself out like a living map waiting to be explored.