From the old fishing village of Blanca Subur comes the town of Sitges, synonymous with culture, the cradle of Modernism and a city of cinema. With unique beaches and more than three hundred and twenty days of sunshine a year, its traditions and artistic sensibility are combined with museums and palaces, authentic architectural gems. A place to discover incomparable corners, to stroll and relax by the sea and to taste a rich gastronomy with a seafaring tradition.

During your visit to Sitges it is essential to stroll through the white, cobbled streets of the old town, discovering its old sailors’ houses marked with the Sitges blauet and its Rincón de la Calma, or visit the iconic parish church of San Bartolomé and Santa Tecla, known as La Punta, its seventeen beaches of fine sand, between natural and urban, and the Maricel Palace, a noucentista palace by the sea.

What’s more, whenever you come, Sitges is always open: its shops and restaurants are open from Monday to Sunday all year round.