Sitges

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Address: Sitges
Admission: Free

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Romantic, Town / City

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Known for its nude beaches and sporting one of the most vibrant gay communities in Europe, the Spanish beachside city of Sitges located South of Barcelona is a Mediterranean haven waiting for any visitor looking to fill in a tan, or just get some rest & relaxation. Whether it is a day out fishing or just enjoying the cheap eats and numerous sandy beaches, Sitges is a great place to relax and an escape for those who want to get away from Spain’s more densely populated areas.

For those who are simply looking to have a good time, there are countless restaurants and café’s to fit all tastes. And those looking for something with a little more spice, in the shape of romance or a party, one need look no further than ‘The Street of Sin,’ chock full of bars and clubs that simply do not disappoint.

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Review by Edward I, Philippines, May 2013
Doing what: Tarragona and Sitges Small Group Day Trip from Barcelona

Because our family is a group of 8 already, we had the van all to ourselves. Our guide Feliciano is the BEST! We love his humor and nonstop talking! He explained everything so well.

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Review by Mohammed A, April 2013
Doing what: Tarragona and Sitges Small Group Day Trip from Barcelona

Hands down the most beautiful city in Catalunia

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Review by Grant M, April 2013
Doing what: Sitges and Freixenet's Cava Wine Cellars Day Trip from Barcelona

We thoroughly enjoyed this tour to the wine cellars and Sitges- the guide was really good and informative. The bus was very comfortable.

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Only about a 35 minute train ride from Barcelona, this wonderful party paradise is the pride of the Costa Dorada. Not absent of culture, attuned to an ever-prospering artistic community, captivated connoisseurs have scoured the town for great artists for more than a century. By simply strolling about the main streets, one would be pressed not to find shops and boutiques to take something home as a souvenir.

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