
El Masnou
Venue, Travel and Accommodation

Sant Pere
The Church of Saint Peter lies in the heart of El Masnou, in one of the town squares overlooking the sea with views towards Barcelona. This is the venue for our wedding vows.

El Masvell Restaurant
El Mas Vell brings years of experience in the culinary world, with a strong respect for tradition. While rooted in classic Catalan Mediterranean cuisine, it offers a fresh take on the format. More than just a restaurant, El Mas Vell honours its history and adds a unique touch by brewing its own craft beer.

Dress code
Dress how you feel best, your presence is the only thing that matters to us. If you're wondering what to wear, our wedding theme features shades of green and blue - feel free to coordinate if you'd like!
Travel
Located along the coast, 10 km northwest of Barcelona, El Masnou can boast some of the best beaches in the area.
Transportation
From Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN)
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By train - Take R2 Nord to Barcelona-Sants, then transfer to R1 (direction Maçanet-Massanes) to Ocata Station (El Masnou)
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By Taxi / Uber: About 30–40 minutes (€30–€50)
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Private Transfer: Book in advance through Suntransfers or Welcome Pickups
Night buses
Frequent late-night bus services operate along the coastal towns passing through El Masnou.
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N80 Barcelona to and from Mataró - N80 timetable PDF
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N81 Barcelona to and from Vilassar de Dalt - N81 timetable PDF
Weather
Late May in El Masnou is usually warm and sunny, with highs around 20–25°C and cooler evenings around 14°C. You might catch a light shower, so a jacket or umbrella could come in handy - but overall, it’s a beautiful time to be by the sea!
Things to do in El Masnou and nearby
Ocata Beach
A long, sandy beach with calm, clear waters - ideal for swimming, sunbathing, or a relaxing seaside walk. There are also several beach bars (“chiringuitos”) where you can enjoy a drink or tapas.
Port Masnou
A charming marina with a lively atmosphere, filled with restaurants, cafés, and bars. Great for an evening stroll or a sunset drink by the boats.
Museu de Nàutica del Masnou
This small maritime museum offers fascinating insights into the town’s rich seafaring history, with exhibits on fishing, boatbuilding, and local maritime traditions.
Parc del Llac
A peaceful green park featuring a small lake, walking paths, playgrounds, and picnic areas - perfect for families or a quiet break.
Local Markets
Check out weekly markets for fresh produce, local crafts, and delicious street food. The market days typically include Fridays and Sundays.
Accommodation
While El Masnou has a few lovely hotels and apartments, nearby towns along the coast offer more options - all easily reachable by train, car, or taxi.





