Sitges:
For those who don’t know it Sitges is a Spanish resort with a difference and a far cry from the noisy typical resorts of the Costas. It has been fashionable since the 1890´s, when it became an avant-garde art world hang-out attracting writers, painters, intellectuals and artists as a home and inspiration for their work. It has also been one of Spain´s most anti-conventional, anything-goes resorts since the 1960s. Nowadays Sitges appeals to everyone from jet setters to young travellers, honeymooners to week ending families, Barcelona night owls to an international gay crowd. It benefits from a micro climate with an average of 300 days of sunshine a year. There are 17 beautiful sandy beaches, there’s a lively nightlife if you like to party and there are lots of groovy boutiques if you need to spruce up your wardrobe as well as an impressive range of authentic restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets. Sitges is also renowned for it’s many Fiestas and awesome firework displays.
Leisure:
You will find a wide range of outdoor cafés and bars open year-round where you can have a good time with your partner, family and friends. The shopping area of Sitges is located in the city centre, around the streets Sant Francesc and Major, the streets de Jesús and de les Parellades, the streets going down to the sea and the streets Sant Gaudenci, Sant Josep, Sant Bonaventura and Àngel Vidal. Sitges is a tourist town with free business hours and many shops open on Sunday and public holidays. Sitges has a remarkable amount of antique shops and markets. The outdoor market is held on Thursday. In the Middle Ages, it already took place around the City Hall and the Church. There you will find clothes and kitchen utensils among a wide range of things. The three marinas of Sitges (Port Ginesta, Garraf and Aiguadolç) and several yacht clubs offer a wide range of nautical activities: sailing schools, boat and cruiser rental, charters, canoes, scuba diving, etc.
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