Sitges

Sitges occupies a Mediterranean coastal strip beneath the Garraf Massif in Catalonia. Once a fishing town, it developed into a noted seaside resort and a centre of Catalan Modernisme; the Cau Ferrat Museum preserves the former home and collection of artist Santiago Rusiñol. The parish church of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla rises above the old waterfront, while narrow streets behind it lead to galleries, cafés and small squares. Sitges is also internationally recognised for its annual Sitges Film Festival, focused on fantasy and horror cinema, and for its lively Carnival traditions. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Sitges and the Catalan coast.

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