Sitges offers a wide and varied cultural offer

The cultural offer of Sitges is wide and varied and can be enjoyed there throughout the year. Whether you are fond of architecture, or prefer to visit museums or art galleries, in Sitges there are multiple alternatives that will keep you occupied for as many hours as you want. If, however, you prefer theater or cinema, you will also have several possibilities (in addition to the famous Sitges Film Festival, of course), mainly in the mythical cinemas of the Casino Prado Suburense or the Retiro. Nightclubs, bars and nightclubs spread throughout the town are also part of the culture and tradition of Sitges, and complete the range of activities you can find during your stay at any time of year.

Sitges Town Hall organizes regular cultural routes through the streets of the town, which make it easy for visitors to get to know the many architectural gems that are hidden in them, and to learn about the history of the town.

However, one of the cultural highlights By its relation with Modernism, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. La Blanca Subur, and especially its Cau Ferrat - the home of the painter and writer Santiago Rusiñol today turned into a museum - were a hundred years ago the meeting point of intellectuals and artists, who turned the population into the spiritual capital of Catalan Modernism . Inside this museum and the Maricel Palace are characteristic exponents of that era and its total art, such as painting, music or collecting. Some of the buildings with modernist elements of Sitges are the Villa Remei, the House Bartomeu Carbonell i Mussons with its "clock tower" on the Cap de la Vila, the monument to the Greco or the House Josep Miravent i Gatell.

Among the museums in Sitges is the aforementioned Cau Ferrat Museum, with works by Rusiñol, Ramón Casas, Zuloaga, Picasso and El Greco.

In addition to these museums, several art galleries are concentrated in the center of the town, and in them can be seen and acquired works of many artistic styles. In short, a wide cultural offer that makes Sitges much more than a beach town.