New Port is a recent addition to the Sitges Bar Scene. The Bar opened in the Autumn of 2007 and has proved extremely popular with both locals and visitors alike. Its located opposite Bar Comodin, in the old town.
Check out their full listing on Gay Sitges Guide for more photos and details of their Saturday Night Cabaret Shows.
El Piano is one of the most popular Musical Bars in Sitges. Home to Steven and Wayne, you can spend the night listening to some to some wonderful renditions of the best of Broadway and more.
El Piano is located on C.Bonaventura, the same street as Mediterraneo and Bourbons Bar, just turn left as you are heading from Cap de la Vila.
El Piano is open throughout winter and has special shows all Summer long. Check out El Piano’s full listing on Gay Sitges Guide for further details. We would like to welcome them to the guide!
Al Fresco Cafe is the Cafe Operation of the renowned Al Fresco Restaurant.
A Gay Friendly Cafe, the food is simply delcious. And what we love about Al Fresco Cafe is the fact that it is open from 9am to 12am… serving everything from Breakfasts right through to delicious pastries and also has a full bar! The takeaway service is perfect for the beach too!
El Horno Happy Hour has returned to its rightful home. The paint is now dry and the bar looks spotless. Happy Hour takes place every day from 5.30pm to 7pm and is a great place to start the night out!
Check out their full listing on Gay Sitges Guide for full details.
We started the photo gallery over 2 years ago. It was getting a bit difficult to navigate now that we have reached our 20,000th photo. So we did some housekeeping. We’ve upgraded the flash player so it works much more fluidly.
Also, each category now has its own unique gallery. So do all the major bars and clubs (don’t worry, we will be adding more of you over the next few days). And we will be highlighting different galleries each week so you can keep abrest of the best places to shop, eat, drink and have fun in! Individual listing galleries will be upgraded this week. If we’ve missed anything, just let us know.
You can view Gay Sitges Guide’s redeigned galleries here. Remember to keep an eye out for our posters in bars and clubs. These businesses support this guide and we in-turn encourage you to support them when you are here for your holidays.
What a day! Spring has certainly arrived in Sitges this weekend. The weather was stunning and crowds packed the streets. The restaurants were full by the sea front and lots of cute boys from Barcelona were wondering the streets or crusing in their convertibles! Roll on Summer.
We’re currently upgrading our photo-database software. All updates to galleries and listings will be live on Monday.
What better way to finish the weekend off with a delicious 3 course lunch including wine from just EUR 19.95… at Monroes in Sitges. Perfect if you fancy a bit of beef! Check out their full listing on Gay Sitges Guide.com. Lunch is served at 2pm… 1 Sitting Only!
Congratulations to Pierre Creval from Lausanne who won our special Valentines Prize of Cristal.
This month’s prize is extra special. Imagine driving down Ribera in Sitges in a Ferrari, 599 Fiorano… (just think of the pulling power!).
Well we have one for 24 hours with thanks to our car hire partners ELS.
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The annual Sitges art fair takes place on March 15th and 16th on Psg de La Ribera. Every year a marquee holds some of the most authentic and interesting art pieces, including paintings, suclpture and bronzes by well-know local artists. It is well worth a visit and offers something for all tastes.
We normally don’t discuss Politics or Religion on this blog, however its very much the topic of discussion in Spain at the moment and this definitely deserves special mention. Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero made his third appearance on the cover of the Spanish gay magazine Zero this month in advance of national elections on March 9, using the occasion to warn the conservative Partido Popular against rolling back LGBT rights:
“‘We will continue to make reforms to improve the conditions of all,” he said in an interview with the monthly gay magazine Zero, where he appeared on the cover for the third time since 2002. ‘We must facilitate the implementation of the rights that we have already approved: the right to adoption (for same-sex couples), of course, and the right to legally change sex,’ he said.
If the conservative opposition Popular Party of Mariano Rajoy wins the election, Zapetero vowed to prevent ‘a single step backwards’ in the policies of his government. ‘I will do whatever possible so that Mr. Rajoy does not withdraw the rights of any family,’ he said. Spain became only the third member of the European Union, after the Netherlands and Belgium, to allow same-sex marriages in July 2005 with a law that also legalised adoptions by gays and lesbians. The measure was heavily criticised by the Roman Catholic Church in Spain and a section of the Popular Party.
The PP has gone to the constitutional court to challenge the use of the word ‘marriage’ in the law, and has vowed if elected to withdraw the right of gays and lesbians to adopt. Homosexuality was legalised in Spain in 1979, four years after the death of dictator Francisco Franco whose regime shipped gays to institutions that some activists have likened to concentration camps. ‘We are the envy of other countries for what we have achieved (on gay rights), and we have the support of a lot of countries,’ said Zapatero.”
We wholeheartedly endorse his position and hope that Spain retains its liberal approach towards gay rights and equality.
The latest from Gay Sitges for the 2023 season, the bars, dance clubs beaches and current situation, plus where to stay.
Sitges Carnival 2022 returns with some changes to the program, most notably to the parades. All of the bars and night bars have reopened.
