Audio Guide of the Priory Church of Saint Peter

The Priory Church of Saint Peter has visiting hours that vary depending on the time of year. It is generally open in the mornings and on some afternoons. We recommend checking the latest schedules directly on the Reus Tourism website or calling the Reus Tourist Office at +34 977 77 81 29.

Admission to the Priory Church of Saint Peter is generally free for access to the worship area. However, if you wish to climb the bell tower to enjoy the views, there is usually an access fee, which we recommend confirming at the ticket office or on the official website.

For a relaxed visit to the interior of the Priory Church, including access to the worship area and a general look around, about 30 to 45 minutes will be enough. If you also plan to climb the bell tower and enjoy the views, add another 30 to 40 minutes, for a total visit of 1 to 1.5 hours.

The Priory Church of Saint Peter is the most emblematic religious building in Reus, especially known for its imposing Gothic bell tower, one of the city's architectural jewels. In addition, Antoni Gaudí was baptized inside, giving it immense historical and cultural value as the cradle of one of the world's most celebrated architects.

To avoid crowds, we recommend visiting the Priory Church early in the morning or late in the afternoon. As for the best time of year, spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures, ideal for strolling through Reus and enjoying the experience without the intense summer heat.

Access to the main nave of the Priory Church is generally accessible for people with reduced mobility. However, access to the bell tower, as it involves stairs, is not wheelchair accessible. For specific details, we suggest contacting the Reus Tourist Office directly.

The Priory Church is located right in the historic center of Reus, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. Very nearby you will find Mercadal Square with City Hall, the Modernist Casa Navàs, and the full Gaudí and Modernist route. We recommend checking the Reus Tourism Routes Guide.

Of course! Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to climb the bell tower. Consider getting an audio guide to better understand its history and details. And don't forget to stroll through the surrounding streets to discover the charm of Reus's historic center.