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As a small town, it is hard to be specific about Sitges' town centre - the whole of the town could be considered to be its centre. However, an obvious starting point is Plaça Cap de la Vila. Although this square does not house an abundance of terraces and meeting points, it acts as the main junction between some of Sitges' most popular streets. These streets include:
Calle Parellades: A street that leads from the small Plaça España square to Plaça Cap de la Vila. It is lined with tourist attractions including souvenir shops and bars and cafes with outdoor seating areas for watching the world go by. It also leads to the area known for being packed with clubs and bars (see below for more details)
Calle Jesús: Another street that is popular with tourists - lined with cafés, bars and the odd surf shop. The street heads slightly uphill, away from the plaza.
El Trull Restaurant on Calle Major
El Trull Restaurant on Calle Major
Calle Sant Francesc: This is a must-see street for shoppers - it is lined with many clothes shops (see below for more details), as well as nice cafes and bakeries.
Calle Major: This is arguably the prettiest of all of the streets coming off of Plaça Cap de la Vila. It is lined with small and intimate restaurants and heads into the historical part of town - ending at Plaça de la Ajuntament. Be sure to take your time on this street and have a look at the small streets that run from it - you will encounter picturesque images of narrow stairways framed with flowers.
You can find more info in my Guidebook!

The bus from Barcelona to Sitges wins users for its easy usability, comfort and wi-fi service. More and more users are taking the bus with a regular line operated by the BUSGARRAF company. Barcelona Sitges by bus is a 38 km route with a travel time of between 45 and 55 minutes depending on stops.
The bus service in Barcelona starts at Ronda Universidad, 33, between Calle Balmes and Plaza Catalunya. between Calle Balmes and Plaza Catalunya Sepúlveda street and nother one at Plaza España.
In Sitges, the main bus stop is in front of the Parc de Can Robert, en la Avenida Vilanova 14. It also has stops at Passeig de Vilanova 44, at Restaurante la Masia and at Càmping Sitges
Weekends have different schedules on working Saturdays from Sundays and holidays, the first bus leaves later than weekdays and there is less frequency of departures.
The price of the bus ticket is 4.10.- €, it can be bought on the same bus.
The bus from Barcelona to Sitges has a night service, but it varies depending on whether it is the winter season or the summer season, and depending on whether it is a business or holiday. We recommend consulting the BusGarraf website to check the schedules of the night bus line according to the date of travel, since it does not have as much frequency as the daytime line, nor as many stops, but a time range during the night that the train does not cover. This line covers the route from Barcelona, passing through the airport, Bellvitge, Sitges, Sant Pere de Ribes, Vilanova i la Geltrú, Canyelles, Olèrdola and Vilafranca del Penedès.