Sitges is like a secret that run from mouth to mouth throughout Europe and is already resonating around the world, and that any means of tourist information will tell you that part of the region of Garratt in the Province of Barcelona within the Autonomous Community of Catalonia and also tell you that being on the Mediterranean sea and located approximately 10 meters above sea level, enjoys a delightful coastal climate in which it seems that it was spring for almost all the year, as evidenced by the thousands of tourists each season rented property in Sitges for outdoor activities, extreme sports or simply surrender to rest.
Others, however, will talk about their beautiful tourist potential that goes beyond Palacio del Rey Moro (built in the fourteenth century) and the Cathedral of St. Bartholomew and Santa Tecla (Patron and Patroness of the town), and the today is characterized by a wide variety of hotels, inns, restaurants, nightclubs, and other tourist facilities among which the first Pacha nightclub in the world and its 3 marinas (the Ginesta, the Garraf and Aiguadolç) Ginesta being the largest in Europe, which makes the villa with more marinas in Spain.
However, some say that still quietly is that your spa is one of the most visited tourist destinations for the gay community in the Iberian peninsula, and even has the first memorial to the LGBT community throughout Spain. It is within this range, respect and tolerance, which have flourished various cultural events such as the Film Festival of Catalonia, one of the most important in Europe and also one of the first to honor the Fantastic Film Science Fiction and Terror ; and the same is true of the carpet Cap de la Vila, the feast conducted during the Corpus Christi in which it is decorated with carnations one of the most important sites in Sitges.
However, it has been the celebration of Carnival in Sitges what more has taken root in the hearts of his people, because it is the one that has given greater international projection to that location, because not only the arrival of Sa Majestat is celebrated Carnestoltes-the presentation of the Queen of Carnaval but also the call of the Disbauxa Rua (Sunday), the Rúa de l’Extermini (Tuesday) and the dismissal of Sa Majestat Carnestoltes (ash Wednesday), accompanied by a number of activities in streets, homes, schools and public institutions such as the Palace Museum and Maricel, the Cau Ferrat Museum, the Hermitage of the Trinity of Sitges, the Romantic Museum Can Llopis, or Autodromo Sitges-Terramar.
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What are the advantages of renting villas in Sitges?
Sitges has been ranked as the Saint Tropez of Spain, not only for its lush beauty and immense tourism potential but also because it is the European town where the houses are revalued more quickly, so many personalities from business and the show usually rent a villa or an apartment in this beautiful window to the Mediterranean to enjoy unforgettable getaway while contemplating investing for the future where all projected profitability.
This has been evidenced exponentially since the New York Times published in late August 2015 in the magazine New York Times Style Magazine an article entitled Smitten With Sitges (enamored of Sitges) in which Alexander Lobrando compare our population with Saint Tropez, Ibiza, Capri, and the island of Hvar in Croatia to conclude that the best urban beach in Europe is San Sebastian in Sitges.
To resumirte a little what we’ve told you in this article, we wanted to share this promotional video of our hidden population in La Clau Elite we are and we love it.
Sitges presents its new promotional video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=5&v=DRepGJcXUzs
