Must see attractions in Sitges

Built in the 1890s as a house-studio by Catalan artist Santiago Rusiñol, a pioneer of the Modernisme movement, this seaside mansion is crammed with his…

Sitges' most striking landmark is this 17th-century parish church, sitting proudly on a rocky outcrop lapped by the sea, which separates the 2km-long main…

About 2km southwest of central Sitges, Terramar is a fine 395m beach of golden sand, with paddleboat rental and deck chairs in summer.

Sitges' most famous gay beach (though gay sunbathers are spread out pretty evenly these days).

This seafront building entered through the adjacent Museu del Cau Ferrat houses a vast collection of Catalan art spanning the 10th to 20th centuries,…

Within an old wood-beamed fish-market building is this minimalist 20th-century European art gallery. Whitewashed walls and shiny tiled floors draw all…

Dotted with xiringuitos (beach bars) and sunbeds for renting, this sandy beach sits 500m southwest of central Sitges along the Passeig Maritim.

This brown-sand beach lies 1.5km northeast of central Sitges, slightly removed from the town-centre frenzy.

This buzzing beach overlooked by Sant Bartomeu church is the most immediate option from Sitges' centre.

A small shell-shaped strand of sand, 2km southwest of Sitges centre. It's a slightly quieter option.

One of Sitges' more popular places to soak up the sun, fronting the town centre.

This sheltered bay, 1km northeast of the centre, is popular with nudists.

Popular beach close to central Sitges, on the northeast side of headland.