Activities to enjoy
Wine Tourism
Discover local wines and cavas
Vilafranca del Penedès and surroundings
Visit the capital of the Alt Penedès region
Sitges and Vilanova i La Geltrú
Enjoy the best sun and beaches of the Garraf coastline
Sports and adventure
Live the outdoors
Montserrat
Admire this mystical site atop a mountain
Port Aventura
For an injection of adrenalin!
Barcelona
Capital of Catalonia
Tarragona
The roman city
Girona
A city with charm
Destinations
Vilafranca del Penedès: 6km
Beaches of Sitges and Vilanova: 25km
Monestir de Montserrat: 44km
Barcelona Airport: 56km
Barcelona: 63km
Tarragona: 64km
F1 Montmeló: 68km
Reus Airport: 70km
Port Aventura: 73km
Girona: 145km
Local festivals
Throughout the year, the towns in the region host their fairs and local festivals, but it’s during the summer when they all celebrate their main festivals. Experience our traditional culture as one of your own—it will surprise you!
- JANUARY: “Tres Tombs” processions and calçotadas (grilled spring onion feasts).
- FEBRUARY: Carnivals (Vilanova, Sitges, and Vilafranca) and the “Ruta del Xató” (Xató route).
- MARCH: Easter “Mona” (traditional Easter cake).
- APRIL: Sant Jordi, the festival of books and roses.
- MAY: The “Fires de Maig” in Vilafranca del Penedès, “Microvi” in Avinyonet del Penedès.
- JUNE: Corpus Christi celebration (flower carpets in Sitges) and Sant Joan (bonfires and traditional cakes).
- JULY: “Vijazz” jazz festival in Vilafranca del Penedès.
- AUGUST: Main festivals of Vilanova, Sitges, and Vilafranca del Penedès, the most typical in Catalonia!
- SEPTEMBER: Grape harvest and Phylloxera Festival in Sant Sadurní d’Anoia.
- OCTOBER: “Cavatast” in Sant Sadurní and International Fantastic Film Festival in Sitges.
- NOVEMBER: “Most” (young wine), Penedès International Wine & Cava Film Festival in Vilafranca, and Puigdàlber’s main festival.
- DECEMBER: “Fira del Gall” (Rooster Fair) in Vilafranca del Penedès.
