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Sitges Group Ribera Beach Apartments Sitges
Sitges Group Ribera Beach Apartments offers seafront apartments in central Sitges. The modern, air-conditioned apartments have a private balcony or terrace with sea views. There are 3 people looking at these apartments. More The apartments have a lounge area with a flat-screen TV, and free Wi-Fi access is available. Each one has a kitchen with an oven, microwave and washing machine. There are many shops and bars in the streets around the apartments, and the lively Dos de Mayo Street is just 230 metres away. Located an 8-minute walk away, Sitges Train Station takes you to central Barcelona in around 40 minutes. The images displayed at the top of this page are a selection of different apartments located in the Sitges area. Choose a date and click on an apartment to see the corresponding photos. Apartments: 4 CalipolisCalipolis is located in central Sitges, just 50 metres from the beach. It offers a 24-hour reception, an outdoor pool, gym and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi. More The elegant rooms at the Calipolis feature a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Free pool towels are provided. The hotel’s Àgora Restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine next to the pool. There is also a bar and summer terrace with views of the sea and promenade. You can rent bikes at reception. Sitges Train Station is 10 minutes’ walk away, connecting you with central Barcelona in just 45 minutes. Garraf Nature Reserve is 5 km away, and El Prat Airport is a 30-minute drive away. Hotel Rooms: 170 Sitges sea front Food, as with the whole of Spain, is a way of life. Whether enjoying sangria and olives outside a quiet cafe on ramble del poblenou or eating tapas at one of the many bars in La boquieria, you're pretty much surrounded by excellent fresh food. If you're a sea food lover, then you're in for a real treat. La boquieria market just off las ramblas is the place to be. You can't help but be inspired by the wonderful ingredients. You can either buy from the market and take away to cook yourself or as previously mentioned, eat from one of the many tapas bars, such as El quim or Barcentral, they're all amazing. Good food is everywhere in Barcelona. I recommend also you try Bar Mut. I could go on forever. Just go and eat!/p> |
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