What kind of label should be given to the small town of Sitges? "Blue Glass Sea

What kind of label should be given to the small town of Sitges? "Blue Glass Sea" should be a good answer! Sitges is a seaside city in Spain, located 37 kilometers south of Barcelona, ​​Spain. It has some of the best beaches in Spain, with warm sunshine, golden sand, cool sea breeze, and clear and unpolluted sea. The beautiful town centre consists of narrow streets lined with bars, restaurants and shops, and unlike many other coastal towns in Spain, the architecture has not been damaged by overdevelopment. This is also the filming location of the Korean drama "Legend of the Blue Sea". When I was watching the drama, I kept thinking that this beach was so touching that it made my heart beat fast. The deep blue sea and the azure sky extend to the farthest point, merging into one so that you can no longer tell which is the water and which is the sky. "Fog locks the mountain tops and the mountain tops lock the fog; the sky connects to the end of the water and the water connects to the sky" probably describes such a scene. This is also a villa area for the middle class, gathering many wealthy people who love art. Most of these wealthy financial donors are surrounded by many talented artists, which is why this place is called the "City of Art". Sitges is one of the oldest gay venues in Europe, with a history dating back over 30 years. Recently the town has taken a serious turn from Ibiza for its summer gay parties. There are plenty of gay bars and (relatively small) dance clubs here, so there's something for everyone. During the summer (June to end of October) gay nightlife starts at 10pm, with most bars open until 3am and dance clubs until sunrise. There are many regular gay events held each year including Sitges Gay Pride (June) and the two annual International Gay Bear Conferences. Gay activity peaks during the first two weeks of August when beaches, bars and hotels fill up. 1. Train: Take the suburban train R2sud (R2 train has three lines, R2sud is the south line, the color is dark green) from BARCELONA-Pg de GRACIA station in the city center or Barcelona's main train station ESTACION SANTS to Sitges station. There are buses from 5:30 in the morning to around 11:50 at night. The interval is about 15-20 minutes. The journey takes more than 30 minutes and the round-trip fare is 3.2 euros. Pg de Gracia station looks like a subway station from the outside, and there is a ticket office on the ground where you can buy tickets. 2. Car: Take the MON BUS long-distance bus from Rda.Universitat station next to Plaza Catalunya (next to the Barcelona Club store) to Sitges. The ticket costs 3.75 euros and the journey takes 55 minutes. There are also stops in Urgell and Plaça Espanya (Spain Square). Sitges Garraf