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Sitges is a beautiful city, around 40 kilometres southwest of Barcelona, overlooking the sea. White washed houses, cobbled streets, and a flurry of hotel accommodations make this a tourist haven. Famous for painter Santiago Rus... more
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Around 170 miniature reproduction models of Catalonia's most important buildings are on display at Torrelles de Llobregat, including Casa Milà (La Pedrera) and La Sagrada Familia. So, if you haven't got the time to visit everyt... more
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Museu Del Vi adds to the historical charm of Barcelona. The eleven rooms in this museum display some unique art collections: religious and historical, not to forget sculptures and some very ancient pottery designs. This place a... more
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If you are a train fan, you will have a good time here with the spectacular light and sound show with special effects. Come and enjoy 40 minutes of excitement, adventure, landscapes, history and modeling related to the world of... more
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Torres is a family owned vineyard that has carved a niche for itself. Deemed to be the best in Barcelona, this grand vineyard has won multiple prestigious awards like 'Best European Winery of the Year', 'Prince Felipe Award', '... more
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Elephant takes clubbing to the next level, and promises to host you for an unforgettable night, as long as you don't overdo the tequila. There is an amazing garden with colonial furniture, Arabian architecture and rich fabrics,... more
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Parés Baltà is not just a vineyard, but a unique family heritage in existence since 1790. It encompasses five beautiful estates, which produce some of the finest wines in Spain. And if you wish to know more about the whole proc... more
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Here you can find the latest video games; simulated cars, motorbikes, ski slopes, wars in space and lots and lots of other games. It is located on the second floor of Maremagnum Shopping Center. Whether it is window shopping or... more
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Built in 1929 as part of International Exhibition, Poble Espanyol is an one of its kind open air museum. Poble Espanyol is an entire village, created using architectural styles from all over Spain. Originally, it was supposed t... more
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Sitges Travel Experiences
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Barcelona, Day 2 - Jen is not cool enough for Gaudi
We woke up and had free breakfast in the hotel, and then hit the streets.We headed first for the Palau de la Musica Catalana, the m... Continue reading »
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A lazy day
After our long day and late night, we woke up very late on the Sunday - around 2pm. We figured we didn't need to wake up early and seize... Continue reading »
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The "moto photo" files
My first week here in Barcelona is coming to an end. It's definitely only the beginning of adjustment - and of trying to master a differe... Continue reading »
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For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica
Barcelona 2-25-07I know, lots of Hemmingway references but he was a big fan of both Spain and Kenya so it’s not really my fault. I really... Continue reading »
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"Working" in Spain
So why is this entry here, and what does it have to do with South America? Nothing! Well except my flight left and came back to Buenos Ai... Continue reading »
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Popular Sitges Hotels
- Sunway Playa Golf Sitges Hotel
- Port Sitges Resort
- Hotel Calipolis
- Hotel San Sebastian Playa
- San Sebastian Playa Hotel
- Hotel Montserrat
- Antemare & Spa Hotel
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