A wonderful small cemetery in the city centre, reflecting the rich heritage of Reus.
About the cemetery
The Reus General Cemetery, nestled in the heart of Reus, Terragona, Spain, was established in 1871. It was created on land generously donated by local lawyer and liberal politician Josep Sardà i Cailà, as part of his will.
This cemetery was built to replace the previous three burial grounds, two of which were located within the city center, and the third, known as the Roser Cemetery, was deemed unsuitable for continued use.
Today, the cemetery, managed by the Reus and Baix Camp Funeral Services and owned by the Reus City Council, stands as a historical landmark, reflecting the rich heritage of the city.
Address
Cemetery of ReusPlaça Pablo Picasso 1
43204 Reus
Spain