エル・マスノウのおすすめランニングルート

Pretty little tower (unfortunately not accessible) right next to the Montgat railway tunnel.

Well-kept and beautiful beach with a pretty chiringito directly at the port of El Masnou.

Can Sanahuja (also known as Casa Eulàlia Matas) is a modernist villa built by architect Domènec Boada i Piera in 1900.

Beach located next to the breakwater of the El Masnou marina, which has numerous services. It is made of fine sand and has a fairly steep entrance to the sea. The beach is accessed through an underpass that crosses the N-II. At the southern end of the El Masnou marina, this beach of fine, yellowish sand extends with an entrance to the sea characterized by its steep slope. It has a length of about 1,100 meters and a variable width that decreases as it meets Alella beach (Can Teixidó). Protected by the marina's breakwater, next to which the Alella stream flows (normally dry), it has several services: leisure areas for the little ones, showers, toilets, security services and beach bars where, in addition to refreshments, they offer foods.

This specimen of the genus Quercus suber, evergreen, centenary, of the Fagaceae family, very similar to an oak, has a robust appearance, measures about 13 m high, by 3.80 m trunk vault, by 2.70 m of cannon flight and 18 meters of vertical head.

Mandatory stop. I recommend the sunset, I guarantee sure success on a romantic evening with a sandwich and a can of beer from one of the benches. Then with the complicity of the night and the views over the illuminated city, the rest will be a breeze. If things go wrong you can always walk up to Sant Mateu (just behind) to compensate a little and at least burn some calories.

watch out for the waves at Renfe Premia!

Wonderful viewpoint with benches and parking for bicycles and cars. There is an information panel that gives the names of the peaks that can be seen in the distance. From here there is also a path that leads to the hermitage of Sant Mateu. If you have the opportunity to come at night, the views are especially fantastic!