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Castell d'Escornalbou
Parc Samà
Institut Pere Mata
Casa Navàs
Ermita de la Mare de Déu
de la Riera
Ermita de la Mare de Déu de l'Abellera

Here you have some of the major tourist attractions of the region, which have been selected to not to be missed:

	CASTLE - MONASTERY OF ESCORNALBOU The Sant Miquel Castle of Escornalbou dates from the late 12th to the early 13th century. Alfons I commissioned its construction, and gave it to the church of Tarragona.
	SAMÀ PARK The Samà Parc is located between Cambrils and Montbrió del Camp, at 90 m above sea level, at 5 km far from the coast line and between the stream of Alforja and Riudecanyes. Salvador Samà i Torrens, the Marquees of Marianao, was the builder and developer.
	PERE MATA INSTITUTION Pera Mata institution was originally a hospital and it is still used as such today. It consists of historical monuments and it is considered to be a precedent, comparable to Santa Creu i Santa Pau Hospital.
	CASA NAVÀS Casa Navàs is, indeed, the most emblematic Art Nouveau building in Reus. It is knows as "la guapa del Mercadal" (the beatiful house at Mercadal square). It was commissioned by Joaquim Navàs and Pepa Blasco to Lluís Domènech i Montaner in 1902, with no budget restriction.
	MARE DE DÉU DE LA RIERA HERMITAGE The old hermitage, dedicated to Siant Bartomeu, dates from XII century. It was romanesque, despite the fact that it is said that the hermitage has a no clearly-defined style. Unfortunately, it collapsed in 1903 and it was rebuilt in an Art Nouveau style, a bit shocking but following the style of that period.
	THE MARE DE DÉU DE L'ABELLERA HERMITAGE The Mare de Déu de l'Abellera hermitage dates from 1570. The building is embedded in a 1020 metre high escarpment and uses a cave, which had been a shelter.

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