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Municipality in Catalonia, Spain
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Museu del Cau Ferrat
This house was owned by Santiago Russiñol, a modernist painter that gave a lot of life to the movement. many parties where held here, and now you can see paintings, and sculptures. This museum has a small Picasso, several el Grecos, and some small pieces by a range of Catalan modernists.
Museu de Maricel
Fundació Stämpfli
one of the most important contemporary art collections in Catalonia.
One of the most important Spanish traditional festival, between 15th and 23rd September. It has been celebrated since 1321 and it has been considered of national touristic interest by Spanish government. Human towers, historical parades and fireworks are some of the main activities.
Annually held every October since 1968. Specialises a selection of international fantasy and horror films.
Offering savory and sweet crepes.
International
Paseig de la Ribera (under the old church). One of the best fine dining restaurants in Sitges with wonderful harbour views and stunning food. Inspired by the local fish and seafood but delivered with a style and flair that sets it apart.
Mediterranean bar with tapas.
Beach bar. Open only from May to October.
Modest rooms, with bath & shower, facing onto the beach front, about 30 minutes drive or train west out of Barcelona. About €100 per night for a double room.
This 4-star apartment-hotel is in a great location right on the beachfront. The apartments have a bedroom, lounge, marble bathroom, kitchen and private terrace. A short walk from the town centre.
On the Sitges Promenade, by the sea and next to the golf course. 4-star hotel with doubles, studios or fully equipped apartments, most of them with sea views.
A collection of luxury designer holiday villas and beautiful farmhouses with private swimming pools in and around the town of Sitges.
From Barcelona: You can get there by train or by car. The easiest way is by the Spanish Railways (RENFE).60, and takes around 35 minutes.
Read in the guideWalk or taxi cab; it is a charming small city. Taxis are only useful for getting to residential areas far from the center.
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