What to do in Sitges?
The new way to discover Sitges live, a game to find the most interesting corners, solve puzzles and learn interesting facts about its history without even realizing it. At your leisure, without schedules or reservations. From the moment you start, you will have 12 hours to finish (it won't take you more than 2), being able to stop to rest, have a drink...
Discover Sitges in a special way
It's clear that if you visit Sitges you won't miss the Cau Ferrat or the Moorish King's palace... But did you know that whales visit the coast of this town? You know, those little details that few people know about, and that open your eyes like loaves of bread.
Experience in Sitges
The Time Pirates are stirring up the past and only you, Guardians of Time, can keep history on track.
This time, you will enter the tunnels of time in Sitges, a town on the coast of Barcelona, surrounded by the Garraf Natural Park and synonymous with culture, modernism and cinema. Unique beaches, traditions and artistic sensitivity that spring from the narrow streets of its old town.
29.99€
Escape room Sitges
Discover a new way to explore Sitges! With our outdoor tourist escape room, you will live a unique experience as you walk through the most emblematic streets and corners of the town. Each game is designed for you to solve puzzles and challenges while learning about local history.
Delve into history
Explore Sitges as you discover its past. Each step will take you to discover more about its history.
Use the environment
Use the environmental elements you find along the way to solve the challenges. Every detail matters!
Know the secrets
Discover the curiosities and secrets that make Sitges a special place. Learn the stories that few people know!
Perfect for groups, families or friends, this outdoor escape room combines tourism with entertainment. Do you dare to solve the mysteries?
What to see in Sitges in 1 day
A great plan to start your visit to Sitges is to enjoy our experience. Not only is it fun, but it will allow you to discover many of the most emblematic corners of the town while learning about its history. In addition, it will not take too much time, which will allow you to continue discovering the destination afterwards.
Below, we leave you some of the essential places to see in Sitges in one day:
Promenade
Enjoy a stroll along the Mediterranean and its beautiful beaches. The more remote ones, such as Terramar and La Barra, are quiet, while La Ribera and La Fragata offer a more lively atmosphere.
Church of Saint Bartholomew and Saint Thecla
The Parish Church of Sitges is an emblematic 18th-century Baroque church with views of the coast. Don't miss its staircase and the altarpieces inside. Next to the church, you'll find the Cañón del Baluard, a tribute to the city's ancient defences.
Cau Ferrat Museum
Formerly the home of artist Santiago Rusiñol, this museum houses some of his works, along with pieces that he himself collected throughout his life, including works by artists such as Picasso and El Greco.
Bacardi House
Casa Bacardí in Sitges offers an opportunity to learn about the history of the Bacardí family and their rum-making secrets. It also offers workshops to learn how to prepare classic cocktails.
The Palau and Maricel Museum
Charles Deering, an American businessman and art collector, transformed the former Sitges hospital into his home and the Maricel Museum, where his art collection is exhibited.
San Sebastian Beach
San Sebastian beach is a small, quiet beach with fine sand, ideal for going with family or friends. Surrounded by a picturesque setting, it offers a relaxed atmosphere with beach bars.
Sitges old town
The old town of Sitges, literally situated on the sea, is one of the most iconic and beautiful images of the city. Among its streets you will find historic buildings, charming corners and unbeatable views of the Mediterranean.
Baluard Square
Plaça del Baluard is one of the most emblematic viewpoints in Sitges, presided over by the church of San Bartolomé and Santa Tecla. From here, you can enjoy stunning views of the sea. It is the perfect access point to explore the old town.
Fonollar Street
Carrer Fonollar, which begins at Plaça del Baluard, is a street full of history. Here you will find the Cau Ferrat Museum and the Maricel complex. Following this street, you will reach the Baluarte Vidal-Quadras and Sant Sebastià beach.
Davallada Street
Carrer de la Davallada is found by turning left from Carrer Fonollar towards Sant Joan. On this charming street, you can admire the ruins of the old medieval wall, which you can explore if you continue along Carrer de En Bosc.
Carrer d'en Bosc
Carrer d'en Bosc is the oldest street in Sitges, flanked by the city wall. Its irregular layout and buildings with stone arches evoke the town's medieval past. Among its attractions is the Palacio del Rey Moro.
Town Hall Square
The Town Hall Square is an emblematic place that houses the town hall, built in 1889 on the foundations of an old castle. It is next to the Mercat Vell and the Santiago Rusiñol Public Library, located in the former home of Miquel Utrillo.
How to get to Sitges
Sitges is easily accessible from several points in the region. If you are travelling by car from Barcelona or Tarragona, the quickest option is to take the C-32 motorway. You can also opt for the C-31 road, which offers sea views but is a slower journey.
If you prefer public transport, there are several train and bus options that make it easy to get to Sitges. Both modes offer a quick and convenient way to get there from nearby towns.
Whatever your choice, getting to Sitges is quick and easy, making it an ideal destination for both day trips and longer stays.
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