Subur Maritim Sitges
Paseo Maritimo s/n Sitges, Catalonia, 08870, Spain and Canary Islands
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Cool Beach Town outside Barcelona
Our drive took us down another truck route. We had the same issues with slow traffic but the beach towns were very wealthy and very beautiful. Again an occasional cathedral, castle, or fortress, but the best part were the beautiful, young, sexily dressed women sitting in plastic chairs at the end of their long driveways just feet off of the busy …
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24 Horas
... underneath the Spanish stars ... and that was just last night!
The remainder of those 24 hours was spent today browsing at the local market, strolling along a few of the numerous beaches in Sitges, and a poor man's version of a tapas crawl ... 24 hours isn't a lot of time in Spain - it's far too short but still sweet, nonetheless. It's enough for anyone to fall in love with ...
Churros y Chocolate it has been nice knowing you
... out my map and began to search for the church. Finally I found the gas station on the corner I was told to look for, and found the church. From the outside it looked cute, it had round arches, a pretty garden, A LOT of stairs to climb, but overall looked very nice and quaint. However, the outside view was very deceiving! When I finally climbed the 50 stairs I opened the strange little door, which seemed like a cut out door of a bigger door-weird, ...
The trip over to Spain
... discovered we are on the same flight returning to the states. Please note: the Barcelona airport is BEAUTIFUL but it is MASSIVE!!! Norma and I went to get our bags - just for me to turn around and re-check them with my Spanish connection to Granada. This my dear friends, sounds easy but trust me, it isn't. Imagine me impatiently waiting for my bag - praying that I get it before they close check ...
Sitges
... town. Sitges is also populare among the gay crowd, which it also is characterized by. (Not negativly ment.) But Sitges is a very nice little town. It has a few museums which is well worth visiting on a rainy day. The most well known of the museum, Cau Ferrat, was closed for redecoration during my stay there. Or tearing down, I don't know, the impact drill was certainly being used.
I stayed at a hostel which I ...



