Sitges Review

White houses, blue sky, blooming flowers, endless seas, we feel that this is a little like a small town on the edge of the Mediterranean, but we feel that this is perhaps the more distinctive side of Sitches.

Sitges is a very beautiful and elegant seaside city. The street buildings here have a history of more than 100 years. It is very rich in history. There is also a beautiful coastline. On one side, there is a sea view and a bustling city. It is really unique and worth a walk.

The wind was strong on the seaside, and the waves were rushing up one after another, as if chasing something, and then another burst of emptying. The church in the distance was particularly conspicuous under the oblique sun in the afternoon, and compared with the church that had seen before, although the church was small, it was the finishing touch of the beach.

Siches is about half an hour away from Barcelona. The town is not big. More than 50,000 people, 70% of them are immigrants from Switzerland and France. The houses here are more distinctive. They are all white villas. The main roads are spacious. The roads are small and winding, crisscrossing and accessible. The Rose Church is at the top, but it is open only when there are activities. We didn't catch up with the activity, so we didn't have a chance to find out what was inside. The sand on Siches Beach is very delicate, feet feel very good, the sea is very blue, and very clear. The strangest thing is that there is no shells on the beach.

There are several trains from Barcelona to Siches. I go and return on different routes. I usually ask the waiter at the station. About half an hour by train, after leaving the city, it is driving along the seaside. The sea has been shining with you to this lovely town. There is a church which is the highlight of the beach. All the way down, it is the beach and the beach villas and restaurants with their own characteristics. There is a different style and tranquility from Barcelona. It's highly recommended.

It's a perfect day to go to Siches today. Starting from Barcelona, with a round trip ticket of 8.4 Euros, it's 40 minutes'drive to the seaside art town of Siches. Walking through the small town of Siches, you can see the details of artistic architecture and design at any time. Many exquisite bakeries can stop at any time to have a cup of coffee and order a freshly baked snack. Life is so beautiful.

It took only half an hour to drive here from Barcelona, just in time for the annual Fantasy Film Festival, and the streets were full of people dressed as zombies. The Wine and Food Festival was also held next to the Siches Church, with three glasses of wine for 7 euros and one red wine glass as a gift. Beautiful seaside town, famous holiday resort.