Fantastic promenade by the sea always full of tourists. Many restaurants and cafes. The beach itself is beautiful. Easy accessible by train from Barcelona. True Mediteranean spirit.

Best clothing optional beach that we been too, in fact we went to it twice after changing our plans on purpose. LGBT friendly, some shaded spaces, crystal clear water and food literally right above your beach. Would totally recommend this over any beach . Absolutely gorgeous, Mediterranean beach

Uno de los emblemas de Sitges, diferencial por su silueta desde cualquier parte de Sitges. Rodeado de un bonito paseo cerca al mar, de diferentes museo y de casas antiguas. Paseo muy recomendable e imperdible de Sitges. Al salir pasas al otro lado del pueblo y sus diferentes playas. (Translated by Google) One of the emblems of Sitges, differentiating due to its silhouette from any part of Sitges. Surrounded by a beautiful promenade near the sea, different museums and old houses. Highly recommended and unmissable tour of Sitges. When you leave you pass to the other side of the town and its different beaches.

What an incredible show. The welcome drink kicked off a wonderful evening, followed by delicious bites and main. Service was on top of every wish that we had and the show was one of the best I’ve seen. So many costume changes and numbers packed within the show’s duration. These performers WERQ!!!!!

Very interesting experience. Learnt how to prepare cocktails and the surprising story of Bacardi Rum. Ok

Small local palace on the sea front built by an American called Deering in the 1910/20s. Not really a lot to see apart from the buildings as he tool most of the artifacts to the States before the outbreak of the civil war.

A wonderful look into the lives of the artists of Sitges. The collection of artwork collected by Santiago Rosigñol plus a few of his own paintings. Housed in what was his home and studio where the likes of Picasso stayed to enjoy the beautiful light of Sitges. An awe inspiring place.

Stunning place to visit and relax, the views are breathtaking.

Beautiful walk. Really enjoyed my visit here.

Amazing place. I have visited alone and I managed to make new friends. There is a mix of men and women dressed and nude but even so it was sa joy. Also the guys who own the bar are really nice. If you like long walks and hiking my recommendation is to walk through the park and then along the railway line and you won't regret it. The view it is amazing 🤩

(Translated by Google) The Romantic Museum, Can Llopis is located in a neoclassical building, built in 1793 The last heir of the family, the diplomat Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) ceded this manor house to the Generalitat de Catalunya to turn it into a museum. The outbreak and consequences of the Civil War delayed the procedures that were resumed in 1943 by offering the building again to the Diputació de Barcelona. The adaptation as a museum began in 1946. In 1949 it opened to the public the main floor and later, the ground floor, the garden, the cellar and the library. The structure and decoration of the walls are completely preserved from the original house. The main floor is decorated with paintings by Pau Rigalt, as is the attached gallery and garden porches. The second floor houses the Lola Anglada Doll Collection since 1961. The Romantic Museum, Can Llopis is located in a neoclassical building, built in 1793 The last heir of the family, the diplomat Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) ceded this manor house to the Generalitat de Catalunya to turn it into a museum . The outbreak and consequences of the Civil War delayed the procedures that were resumed in 1943 by re-offering the building to the Diputació de Barcelona. The adaptation as a museum began in 1946. In 1949 it opened to the public the main floor and later, the ground floor, the garden, the cellar and the library. Of the original house the structure and the decoration of the walls are conserved completely. The main floor is decorated with paintings by Pau Rigalt, as is the adjoining gallery and garden porches. The second floor houses the Lola Anglada Doll Collection since 1961. The Romantic Museum, Can Llopis is located in a neoclassical building, built in 1793 The last heir of the family, the diplomat Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) gave this manor house to the Government of Catalonia to turn it into a museum. The outbreak and the consequences of the Civil War delayed the procedures that were retaken in 1943 when offering again the building to the Diputació de Barcelona. The adaptation as a museum began in 1946. In 1949 the noble floor was opened to the public and subsequently, the ground floor, the garden, the cellar and the library. The structure and the decoration of the walls are completely preserved from the original house. The main floor is decorated with paintings by Pau Rigalt, as well as the attached gallery and garden porches. The second floor houses the Dolls Collection of Lola Anglada since 1961. (Original) El Museo Romántico, Can Llopis está situado en un edificio neoclásico, construido en 1793 El último heredero de la familia, el diplomático Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) cedió esta casa solariega a la Generalitat de Cataluña para convertirla en museo. El estallido y las consecuencias de la Guerra Civil retrasaron los trámites que fueron retomados en 1943 al ofrecer de nuevo el edificio a la Diputació de Barcelona. La adaptación como museo empezó en 1946. En 1949 abrió al público la planta noble y posteriormente, la planta baja, el jardín, la bodega y la biblioteca. De la casa original se conserva íntegramente la estructura y la decoración de los muros. La planta noble está decorada con pinturas de Pau Rigalt, igual que la galería adjunta y los porches del jardín. El segundo piso acoge la Colección de Muñecas de Lola Anglada desde 1961. El Museu Romàntic, Can Llopis està situat en un edifici neoclàssic, construït el 1793 L'últim hereu de la família, el diplomàtic Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) va cedir aquesta casa pairal a la Generalitat de Catalunya per convertir-la en museu. L'esclat i les conseqüències de la Guerra Civil van endarrerir els tràmits que van ser represos el 1943 en oferir de nou l'edifici a la Diputació de Barcelona. L'adaptació com a museu va començar el 1946. El 1949 va obrir al públic la planta noble i posteriorment, la planta baixa, el jardí, el celler i la biblioteca. De la casa original es conserva íntegrament l'estructura i la decoració dels murs. La planta noble està decorada amb pintures de Pau Rigalt, igual que la galeria adjunta i els porxos del jardí. El segon pis acull la Col·lecció de Nines de Lola Anglada des de 1961. The Romantic Museum, Can Llopis is located in a neoclassical building, built in 1793 The last heir of the family, the diplomat Manuel Llopis Casades (1885-1935) gave this manor house to the Government of Catalonia to turn it into a museum. The outbreak and the consequences of the Civil War delayed the procedures that were retaken in 1943 when offering again the building to the Diputació de Barcelona. The adaptation as a museum began in 1946. In 1949 the noble floor was opened to the public and subsequently, the ground floor, the garden, the cellar and the library. The structure and the decoration of the walls are completely preserved from the original house. The main floor is decorated with paintings by Pau Rigalt, as well as the attached gallery and garden porches. The second floor houses the Dolls Collection of Lola Anglada since 1961.

(Translated by Google) The seaside sculpture surrounded by greenery is nice for restaurants around (Original) La sculpture en bord de mer entourée de verdure est agréable pour les restaurants autour

A beautiful , inclusive gesture from Sitges to celebrate the diversity of life.

Monument to Don Facundo Bacardi y Moso, founder of the famous rum brand . "Looking to the Future". Open, raised palms that unleash dreams - "in full confidence that they will come true." It is no coincidence that Sitges was chosen for the monument - it was in it that Facundo Bacardi was born. Very beautiful