A compact complex space X is called complex-symmetric with respect to a subgroup G of the group Aut 0 ( X ) , if each point of X is isolated fixed point of an involutive automorphism of G . It follows that G is almost G 0 -homogeneous. After some examples we classify normal complex-symmetric varieties with G 0 reductive. It turns out that X is a product of a Hermitian symmetric space and a compact torus embedding satisfying some additional conditions. In the smooth case these torus embeddings are classified using the description of torus embeddings by systems of cone (“fans”) and the theory of Coxeter groups.