A cute little museum in a fabulous building provides a real insight into how rich people used to live in Sitges. On the day we went it was free - bonus! The only let down was the truly miserable staff! Get rid of the guy on reception and give the job to someone who actually deserves it!

We visited Sitges in October wary that this is the wettest month of the year and it fulfilled expectations. With two small girls in tow we had read about the doll collection here and decided to take the family for a visit. At 3.50 for the adults (children free) it didn't break the bank and we had the place to... More

Hundreds of dolls dating from the 1700 hundreds. Also dolls furniture, a beautiful town house, although the staff here were not at all friendly or helpful, but a lovely couple of hours on a dull day for 3.50!

This is a very interesting museum and worth a look if you can drag yourself away from the pubs, clubs and beaches. It is the house of a fairly wealthy family of winemakers. The house and its contents have been kept as they were in the 1800s so it really is quite a fascinating time capsule into life in those... More

Upstairs there is a vast display of a private collection of dolls and you get to see some of the house, unless you are totally into 'dolls' you might find it a bit boring. The garden and display rooms downstairs are as far as I know free to look around and interesting.

a beautiful collection of toys and doys housed in a well preserved building.