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Bar El Cable

by Labrix

Do you want to know what all this people are doing in the street? Is it a demonstration? Is it a "botellón"? No way...

They're at "El Cable". This tapas bar is open since 1940 and it's a meeting point for the people of Sitges. It's so popular that, if inside it's full, people don't mind to stay in the street.

They're in Carrer Barcelona, number 1. You can easily arrive there taking the Carrer Barcelona from the Platja Sant Sebastià or taking the Carrer de L'aigua from the Carrer Major, both of them will bring you directly to the corner of this bar. Don't try to go by car, it's much better by foot.

And don't miss to order "croquetas" (made with chicken, paté and bread), absolutely wonderful!

esglesia de sant bartolmeu i santa tecla

by call_me_rhia

This is Sitges most visible landmark, and one of the most impressive too. This "esglesia de sant bartolmeu i santa tecla" is a little baroque jewel on top of a tiny hill. The best views can be had from the beach below - and from afar, too. Inside it's not really that spectacular - but from the outside it really dominates to landscape (and townscape). Right behind it there's a quaint lane filled with wonderful buildings and interesting museums! Definitely my Stges highlight.

A nice sea village not far from Barcellona

by oriettaIT

We choose Sitges for a one day trip during our stay in Barcellona. It was a great experience, the beaches is long and clean. There are plenty of beach facilities. The village is nice and there are some interesting museum and views.

SITGES

by mwkwan

"A SEASIDE RESORT"

About 40 minutes by train from Barcelona ( Station Sants). Popular with the gay crowd, and other families too. There are beaches. Did not have time to walk to the gay beach or the nude beach. They are on the far end.
The old town is a charm. The museums are delightful.

"MUSEU MARICEL"

Part of the former residence of Charles Deering now forms the Maricel Museum.

"Old Town, Sitges"

Don't miss the museums.