Over the centuries, Sitges has grown from a small fishing village to a town that has been home to painters such as Santiago Rusiñol, Ramon Casas, Miquel Utrillo and Charles Deering, who together with other artists and intellectuals helped sculpt Sitges into the vibrant artistic and cultural centre that it has become today.
Sitges offers 4km of palm-fringed boulevard, 17 sandy beaches and bays, a beautiful marina, a busy festive calender with some truly amazing fiestas, first-rate tourist facilities, sporting activities, dozens of bars, cafes, restaurants and loads of great designer shops.
Sitges is a cosmopolitan town that welcomes visitors from all over the World. Apart from its beauty, one of the most wonderful things about Sitges is that it has a such a utopian culture and every one who comes here is able to relax, be themselves and have a great holiday...Sitges is gay friendly, lesbian friendly, hetero friendly and family friendly, in fact, Sitges is everybody friendly!
There is something in Sitges for everyone, its a very difficult place to get bored in, plus Sitges is also on the doorstep of one of Europe’s most beautiful and exciting cities...Barcelona.
Barcelona is a breathtaking Mediterranean city and host of the 1992 Olympic Games. It offers everything a tourist could possible ever want to see or do and much more. It is full of history, art and culture, the birthplace of the architectual genious Antoni Guadí, Joan Miró – painter, Santiago Rusiñol - painter, Carlos Ruiz Zafón – writer, and home to Barcelona Football Club.
The golden beaches of the city offer lazy sun filled days bathing in the safe, clean Mediterranean waters surrounding the city.
Sitges is also a short drive/train journey from: More Information About Sitges:
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