Tour the city of Reus through a digital game
Another way to discover the legacy and history of the city of Reus in a lively and entertaining way for children is through a digital game that poses questions and other challenges to help you get to know the heritage and history of Reus and the Gaudí Centre in an enjoyable way, at your own pace.
The three places to visit in order to complete all the challenges are the Institut Pere Mata, the Estació Enològica and the Gaudí Centre. Once you have answered all the questions, you can head to the Gaudí Centre to collect a reward.
There is no need to download any app; simply register on the Reus Turisme Digital Game website and... start playing!
In which municipality does this activity take place?
Reus.
What is the recommended age for this activity?
From 6 to 12 years old.
Is the space and/or activity adapted for people with reduced mobility and/or functional diversity?
Yes.
Are the facilities equipped to look after babies?
No.
In which languages is this activity offered?
Catalan and Spanish.
When does this activity take place?
This is a self-guided activity that can be done at any time.
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