Step inside Runway Terrace gay bar and you'll discover probably the smallest bar in Sitges, maybe…read more10x10 feet including the bar and 2 minuscule restrooms. There are no indoor tables or seats. Outside, the aptly named Runway Terrace has several rows of cocktail tables and seats facing the "runway" which is Carrer de Joan Tarrida, the infamously narrow alley with at least 6 gay bars. At night, men packed to overflowing in front of the bars. You are basically walking the catwalk or runway to get there. It's fun to wade through but watch for pickpockets. This became our favorite bar each night where we could observe the passing parade, plus watch which guys are contemplating and then entering Bukkake "Bar" across the way (IYKYK). The servers and bartenders are super friendly. One waiter remembers and treats us as old regulars, and our bar tab was paid up nightly when leaving. Sangrias are good. G&T are popular and gin comes in a huge goblet with separate cans of tonic water. Runway Terrace had an unexpectedly fun and relaxing vibe, but steps away from the action!

I really loved this bar before it was Carousel. It used to be called Ruby's, but this year sees a…read morename change and new management. The staff are super friendly and simply nice. The seating on the terrace is perfect for watching the Lady Diamonds dinner show in Parrots without actually having to pay for dinner. The music is UK top 40 and has a full bar available. The cocktails are reasonably priced at €6-€8. I would recommend the whiskey sour. Enjoy the free popcorn as you watch everyone go by. Also its opposite Bukcake so you can observe all of the wonderful & weird descend to its door.

Gee, I didn't know this was a museum separate from the Cau Ferrat next door since it was all free…read moreunder the same ticket on International Museum Day (review: https://yelp.to/bIxDanekks). I only noticed weeks later when I finally read the brochure. Wasn't that stupid of me? Don't answer that. Anyway, while Museo del Cau Ferrat represents one man's collection of art, this more expansive exhibit represents the collection of not an artist but a wealthy benefactor. It was American magnate and philanthropist Charles Deering. Yes, the guy who founded International Harvester. Apparently, making his fortune in tractors meant he could afford three floors of art that spans ten centuries of art from the 10th to the 20th century. The style varies from Romanesque and Gothic to Renaissance and Baroque to Modernism. The mirador was particularly striking with the neoclassical statuary set against the Mediterranean background. RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Great experience, definitely worth attending once you're done drink and eating lots of tapas. Good…read moreexhibits and even better view of the Mediterranean Sea.

Great little speakeasy type bar. $12 drinks feels pricy for Sitges but they were good. I would go…read moreagain. They use luxardo cherries in the old fashioned!!! Yum!!

Great gin joint, lots of characters and drinks mixing and live performances. Not a huge gin…read moreselection but I think they want to try their house gin. They offer different flavor gin.

After having an amazing day at the beach we decided to do a little bit of shopping before heading…read moreback to our flat. As we were visiting the shops this place caught my eye with their selection of magnets. Once inside I was in love, art! So many different mediums by an array of talented artists. If you look in the same direction twice you'll see something new every time. In the back there's even a small gallery featuring a different rotating artist, I wish I would have taken some photos, brilliant works. I eventually got back to the magnets and one caught my eye, he looks just like me. I couldn't believe it. Of course I had to purchase him as a keep sake from this amazing visit. See photo. Isn't he's adorable?! We cannot wait to get back to Sitges and of course visit artAmore. Hopefully next time we will have room for a painting or two. Do yourself a favor and stop in, best art shop in Sitges. So much art and love!

From the owner: Galería de arte y tienda de artesanía, más de 100 artistas y artesanos exponen sus obras en…read moreartAmore Sitges. Arte, Artesanía y Diseño, nos apasiona el arte del reciclaje

Ive been here a couple of times and enjoyed the atmosphere and the drinks. Its run by a Welsh guy…read moreand his partner. The Welsh man has a very warm personality and knows his drinks too. They both work the bar. I tried a Pisco Sour for the first time here and I had one again when I came back. Its delicious- I like Sweet/Sour drinks sop this is right up my street . The bar is a reasonable size but it doesnt take much to fill it up. There is an upper room which no-one uses I think. The crowd here is a mixed gay crowd- I think it tends to skew slightly older than the general bars in Sitges. I love it here and recommend a drink here when out on the town.

Amazing place, great cocktails and atmosphere. Don't miss this place! The owners are very…read morepersonable and free tapas to boot.

Our trip to Sitges wasn't just about beaches, bars, and boys. I mean Jamie W and I did other…read morethings. Give me a second. Ah yes, we went to this museum, for example. It was hard to miss on the cobblestone streets of El Baluard. We had absolutely no knowledge about the museum and just noticed a queue in front of it. It might've been because it was International Museum Day, and admission was free. This was the first of two adjoining museums, this one focused on the wrought ironwork and art collections of late 19th century Catalan artist and writer Santiago Rusiñol. They converted two old houses into an exhibition space that reflects his eclectic tastes running from archeological ruins to El Greco paintings. Over two floors, it was an impressive display for just one person to bequeath the city, and the Maricel museum is just up the stairs next door. RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

Enjoyed the museum experience, they had excellent exhibits in the multilevel museum. It's sits on…read morethe edge of the of the cliff overlooking Mediterranean, just plain gorgeous.

OK, this is my sixth and last gay bar review in Sitges. At least until Jamie W and I return which…read moreis all but inevitable because we belong on the Street of Sin ready for Catalonian carousing. I don't think that'll happen here for us though. Strangely, the vibe reminded me of the Country Bear Jamboree in Disneyland. I almost wish the bartender was animatronic because as a human, he simply ignored us. Granted we don't speak Catalonian or Spanish, but does that mean I don't need a nuzzle like the real bears coming out of hibernation? The low-key beartender merely informed us they serve basic drinks and beer, no cocktails. No tequila sunrise, no espresso martini. Just a 7 Up and a Diet Coke (photo: https://yelp.to/Wo9yf7oeOk). It's worth noting that you get a second drink for just one Euro if you drink it within the hour. No problem but we'd rather go back to Parrots. DRINKS - 3 stars...not much of a beer guzzler, OK? AMBIANCE - 3 stars...what you'd expect, a dark den SERVICE - 2.5 stars...just growlin' TOTAL - 3 stars...go bears? RELATED - Exploring Barcelona and Sitges? Here's my collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://bit.ly/4dTEx5T

I have so much love for this bar. It was by far the friendliest bar we visited during nearly 2…read moreweeks in Sitges. The bartenders are super handsome and oh-so flirty and fun. They do have a happy hour, basically you one drink at regular price, show your receipt before midnight and get the 2nd drink for 1€, making 2 beers around 5€. In the back you'll find a trough, a tv showing a selection of bear films as well as some darker spaces to mingle with other guests. Also, BB plays the best music from 80s to indie. On a few rainy nights we spent the evening slurping beers and listening to cool music. The bar is located upstairs above Queenz and has a small patio which gives you a great view of the action at "Bear Alley". With so many bars to choose from, Bear Bar is a standout.

Went to this theater during the Sitges horror film festival. Cute little theater with a very nice…read moreTapas restaurant on site. If you are in Sitges and have a desire to see a movie and get a bite, then this is a good choice. I think there is just one screen in the theater.

Normally I detest it when Brits are on holiday on Spain and end up finding places to eat at serving…read moreBritish food. However since I'm currently living in Germany and haven't been back to the UK for six months I was tempted into trying this cafe that boasted the Best English breakfast in Sitges. For Sitges's sake I hope this was an empty boast as it was expensive and not particularly well done. The beans may have been Heinz but they were a bit dried out, I've no idea what they had done to the mushrooms but it wasn't good. The single slice of bacon and sausage were OK and the minute steak was quite tasty if out of place for breakfast. The staff's English was excellent and they even put on an episode of Buffy the vampire slayer for me to watch while I had my breakfast, but if you have a yearning for some British morning fare then I'd suggest you look somewhere else.

PAY Attention ! This is not the location of the dinner show! Perhaps it moved over the years but…read morethese outdoor image are not correct anymore. Yelp or Google Queenz Dinner Show for new location which is about 3-4 blocks toward station from the Queenz bar.

Queenz is a class act of club featuring drag shows and though listed as a gay bar, attracts a mixed…read morecrowd. The drag queen performers are top notch, the interior is plush, and though a place of casual dress most patrons come show up elegant casual. In order to understand it, you must first know that Sitges is the number one gay resort of Spain, being somewhat akin to what Province Town or what Key West used to be to the United States. It attracts gays from every part of the world and it is the gay element that is generally credited with making Sitges what it is; one of the most desirable locals in Spain. Everybody there is there for the camp and fun of the place and the meals they serve, though I didn't have one have been reported to me to be among the best in Sitges. For drag, about as good as it gets.