Things To Do
Old Town Sitges
Wander through the heart of Sitges, where cobblestone streets, whitewashed buildings, and coastal views come together. Visit the iconic Palau de Maricel and the beautiful Church of Saint Bartomeu and Santa Tecla, both overlooking the Mediterranean. Be sure to stroll down Carrer de les Parellades (great for shopping, dining, and people watching).
Vineyards
Take a day to explore the nearby wine region—rent a car or scooters in town and head into the hills for a tasting. We absolutely love Can Feixes, and Puig Batet. Finca Corral d'en Massó also comes highly recommended. Caves Codorníu is another must-visit, known for its cava production. We recommend calling or emailing ahead to schedule your visit. You can also check with your hotel, as some may offer transportation to and from the vineyards.
Restaurants & Bars
Sitges is full of incredible dining options, from authentic tapas to elevated seaside spots. We highly recommend La Masia de Sitges or El Cable for authentic Catalonian fare and tapas. Go early to El Cable, as it fills up quickly (if there’s a wait, grab a glass of wine or beer from the window and enjoy it outside)! For something more casual, El Secret is a favorite for breakfast or brunch, with comfort food and delicious smoothies. Carrer de les Parellades is great for strolling, with relaxed restaurants and people watching. For a unique setting, Els Jardins Beyrouth is a hidden Lebanese spot in a beautiful garden near the town center. For daytime, Vivero Beach Club or Nomada Beach Club are perfect for drinks and food on the water. For dinner by the port, La Caleta de Sitges and Can Laury are great options. Other favorites: Alfresco, La Punta, Taberna Egarri, and El Majoral. For drinks, La Gralla (late-night locals) and MiM Rooftop (DJ + panoramic views).