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Alex, Dear… What are the emergency numbers? SITGES EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Emergencies 112Ambulance. 061Police 062Fire Brigade 085Gas Natural(problems) 900 750 750 Emergency & Hospital Contacts  Private Medical Options If you are a visitor, ensure you have your European Health Insurance Card or private travel insurance details ready when seeking treatment.  The European HealthRead More

In Sitges, finding a reliable ATM or bank can be the difference between a seamless sunset dinner and a stressful hunt for cash. While many businesses in town are card-friendly, having euros on hand for local chiringuitos (beach bars) or small boutiques is essential. Top Banking Recommendations in Sitges TopRead More

Sitges Taxi Dispatch: +34 938 94 13 29 Navigating Sitges by taxi is straightforward once you know where to look. Unlike larger cities like Barcelona, ride-hailing apps like Uber or Cabify have a very limited presence here. Instead, the local taxi fleet is the primary and most reliable way toRead More

Alex, Dear… Is there a map for tourists? Sitges’ Main Tourist Office has tourists maps. Below you will find one to help you out for now until you go there. Office de Tourisme et Centrale de RéservesPl. Eduard Maristany, 208870 SitgesTel: +34 93 894 42 51Whatsapp: +34 682 29 00 81Fax: +34Read More

Alex, Dear… How do I get to Sitges from Barcelona airport? BY TRAIN FROM BARCELONA AIRPORT (Aeropuerto de Barcelona-El Prat)  TO SITGES:Cost: Approximately.  3.50 €   (32 km) Very easy. No direct train, but get out on the first stop and take the other train to Sitges from the first stop.Read More

Alex, Dear… What happens if I get in an accident? Report a hate crime at:The Mossos d’esquadra’s Police StationsCarrer de la Devesa08870 Sitges, Barcelona, SpainPhone: +34 936 57 17 00 They provide this service 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY  CALL TOLL FREE  “112″Read More

Alex, Dear… Is Sitges safe? Thieves and pickpocketing are very common in Spain and in most of the touristic places all over the World.   It has been reported that in the gay area, thieves work in groups of two or more. They pray on the drunk visitors by huggingRead More

The Church of Sant Bartomeu i Santa Tecla, popularly known as “La Punta” (The Point), is the most iconic landmark in Sitges. Perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, it serves as the symbolic divide between the town’s main promenade and its smaller northern beaches.  Why It’s Called “La Punta” TheRead More

Àgora 3 Galeria d’Art is a prominent art gallery in Sitges, founded in 1972. Located near the sea in the historic center, it serves as a major reference point for Catalan art, showcasing a blend of mid-20th-century figurative artists and contemporary works. Address: Carrer Nou, 20, 08870 Sitges, Barcelona, Spain.Website:Read More