What to see in Sitges?

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Sitges is a beautiful coastal town in Barcelona with a vast amount of tourist activities. Here we tell you about some that you cannot miss!

Beaches

Sitges boasts some of the most beautiful beaches in Catalonia, with a wide variety of services and the possibility of practising water sports. Along its coast you will find a total of 17 sandy beaches, the closest to our hotels being: Playa de la Ribera, one of the largest in Sitges, where our Sitges Beach Club is located; Platja de Sant Sebastià, a perfect place to enjoy with the family in front of the old seafaring quarter; and Platja de la Fragata, the sports beach par excellence, next to the Yacht Club.
Playa con palmeras y ciudad al fondo, iglesia destacando, montañas detrás.
Callejón de piedra con faroles y ciprés verde.

A stroll through the Old Town of Sitges

Perhaps one of the activities that most captivates the traveller in Sitges is the opportunity to stroll through the streets of the old town, enjoying its medieval cobbled streets and remains of the city wall, admiring the late 19th-century colonial buildings or visiting emblematic monuments such as the church of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla and the Cau Ferrat Museum, which we mention below.

Parish of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla

This 17th-century Baroque church is one of the main icons of Sitges. Situated on a hill overlooking the sea and the promenade, the Parish of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla stands out for the two bell towers on its façade, as well as for the different Renaissance and Baroque style altarpieces that you can admire inside.
Iglesia de piedra con campanario y palmera bajo un cielo azul.
Esculturas en una sala con vista al mar y luces naturales iluminando.

Cau Ferrat Museum

Located in the house-workshop of one of the most renowned artists of Catalan Modernism, Santiago Rusiñol, and founded by him in 1893, this museum houses an interesting collection of sculptures, ceramics, wrought iron, glass and paintings, with works by great artists such as Rusiñol himself, Picasso, Zuloaga, El Greco…

Promenade

The Sitges Promenade or Passeig de la Ribera stretches for 2.5 kilometres from the Parish of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla to the Terramar Gardens. Along the way, you can admire small mansions in the style of colonial villas and enjoy the sea breeze while discovering the great atmosphere of the town in its day-to-day life.
Playa con palmeras y una iglesia al fondo bajo un cielo azul.
Pareja mayor caminando por un jardín lleno de flores bajo el sol.

Terramar Gardens

Situated between the sea and a golf course, the gardens are the perfect setting to stroll, enjoy nature and relax while contemplating their small artificial lakes.

Plaça de la Vila

A meeting point in Sitges, where numerous shopping streets converge. The Modernist building known as Casa Bartomeu Carbonell or ‘Casa del Reloj’ stands out here, included in the Architectural Heritage Inventory of Catalonia.
Torre con reloj en edificio de esquina junto a un moderno edificio blanco.
Carteles del festival Sitges 2025 con calaveras y colores vibrantes en la playa.

Sitges Film Festival

Sitges is known for its international fantastic film festival, which attracts filmmakers and fans from all over the world. It is one of the most renowned cinematic events in Europe, offering the public the best of international production every year.