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Prim-Rull Museum

museum, Reus, Spain
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  • Reus: town hall
    Reus

    The municipal museum (Prim-Rull Museum) houses a prehistoric collection and educational, cultural, sporting, and recreational centres. Reus was the birthplace of the architect Antonio Gaudí. Reus is the site of an important textile industry, and its position in the centre of a wine-growing district accounts for what is…

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    The municipal museum (Prim-Rull Museum) houses a prehistoric collection and educational, cultural, sporting, and recreational centres. Reus was the birthplace of the architect Antonio Gaudí. Reus is the site of an important textile industry, and its position in the centre of a wine-growing district accounts for what is…

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