Avenue of Artur Carbonell
A key way to understand the urban expansion of Sitges driven by Americans in the late 19th century.
A key way to understand the urban expansion of Sitges driven by Americans in the late 19th century.
Eduard Maristany Square
Starting point of the route. The train station symbolises the arrival of modernity in Sitges thanks to the impetus of the Americans.
Francesc Gumà Street
One of the streets with the most examples of Modernist houses built by the Americans, with façades full of decorative details.
Cuba Island Street
It features some of the most iconic American mansions, many of which have now been converted into charming hotels.
Avenue of Artur Carbonell
A key way to understand the urban expansion of Sitges driven by Americans in the late 19th century.
Saint Isidre Street
You will find old stately residences that today form part of the town's architectural heritage.
Saint Gaudentius Street
A quiet street that connects some of the most representative buildings on the Americans' Route.
Carrer de Jesús
Complete the route discovering old Indian residences, among which the current Hotel Medium Sitges Park stands out.