Fishermen’s Beach (Platja dels Pescadors) is a 1100 m long coarse grain sand beach. It provides access for the disabled, public toilets and shower facilities, baby centre and activities for the whole family (from June to September). It is the closest beach, only 5 minutes' walk from Sumus Hotel Stella & Spa.

It is the northernmost beach from Pineda de Mar, bordering on that of Santa Susanna. It is set in a beautiful natural environment surrounded by pines, which makes it the ideal choice for day-tripping activities, since there a picnic area nearby. A Yacht Club and a Nautic Base, where nautical activities can be practiced easily, are to be found there as well.

Platja de la Riera, Dry River Beach, is located between Fishermen’s Beach and Poblenou Beach and has recently been awarded the Blue Flag. It is characterized by its calm and familiar atmosphere surrounded by landscaped areas.

It is the southmost of all Pineda’s beaches and the one bordering Calella Beach. It is a peaceful beach with landscaped areas, familiar atmosphere and vast areas of sand where to sunbathe or practice sports

From June 15 to September 15, Sumus Hotel Stella & Spa guests can enjoy free activities on the beach, such as Zumba, Aerobox or Aquagym classes. They are also offered free sit-on-top kayaks and paddle surf boards (30 minutes per person a day).

Location: Platja dels Pescadors, in front of the train station.

Besides all the activities, the beach has also Funland inflatables for children from 4 to 12 years old, as well as a Baby Center, especially designed so that families with smaller children could take care of them easily.

Location: Platja dels Pescadors, in front of the train station.

The natural park Montnegre-Corredor stands out for its pine groves, so common in the Catalan coast, as well as its awesome views above the Mediterranean Sea. Great place to practice nordic-walking, hiking or biking. Neolithic dolmens, medieval hermitages and scattered ‘masies’, the traditional Catalan countryman's dwelling, are also to be visited here.

The Roman aqueduct enables to bridge the existing unevenness of Pineda’s dry river, the ‘riera’, which can carry water from Can Bufí down to the "lacus" in the Roman villa of Can Roig. The length of the section in Can Cua was 29,30m in the past, but today four arches and part of a fifth one still remain to be visited.

Built in the 17th century, this one-arch aqueduct-bridge, has a legend associated to it. And the legend runs thus: “One night, the stream was flowing fiercely and a peasant woman who had to cross it didn’t know how to do so. Then, the devil appeared suddenly before her and promised to build a bridge over the stream and finish it before the rooster’s crow at the break of day, if she gave him her soul in exchange. And the peasant agreed. But when there were just a few stones left to complete the bridge, she inadvertently threw a bucket of water on a poor sleeping rooster. All at once, the rooster began to crow. The devil thought it was already dawn and left the bridge unfinished asudden. Since he couldn’t keep his side of the bargain, the peasant woman needn’t give him her soul and thus could cross the bridge with no worries”.

Location: Near the Can Bauveta mill

The original church was built in the Romanesque style in 1079. It was demolished in the 16th century to build a new one. The new church was ransacked in 1545. It was refurbished in the 18th century, including the lateral nave and the octagonal bell tower.

Location: Plaça de l’Església, 1. 08397 Pineda de Mar (Barcelona).

A traditional Catalan House built in the 18th century, only the outer façade remains. It was refurbished as a bar with a performance space for cultural events and live music.

Location: Plaça de Catalunya

In the past, it was a fine medieval fortress. Today, only some walls remain defining a square plan enclosure.

Location: geographical coordinates 41°38′32″N 2°40′13″E

Can Cànoves is a traditional Catalan Farmhouse built at the end of the 14th century and which has totally preserved its original structure. It functions nowadays as a place to hold private events.

Location: Passeig d'Hortsavinyà 0, 08397 Pineda de Mar, Barcelona

This is an easy-level trekking route that can be done in 2-3 hours, according to walking rhythm and number of stops. In this route you can visit four chapels from different periods: the chapel of Saint Anthony [Ermita de Sant Antoni], built at the end of 18th century, the chapel of The Madonna of Grace [Ermita de la Mare de Déu de Gràcia], built by a group of sailors in 1715, the chapel of Saint Raphael [Ermita de Sant Rafael], was raised in 1908 and that of Saint James [Ermita de Sant Jaume], dating from the 19th century. You’ll also be able to visit Saint James Tower [Torre de Sant Jaume], right adjoint to Mas Castellar, and the remains of an old flour mill.

Location: the route can be downloaded  on Wikiloc

In both street markets there are over 100 stalls where you can find all sorts of articles going from food, clothes, accessories, shoes and decoration items.

Location: Wednesday in the Poblenou Quarter (Av. Hispanitat) and Friday on the Promenade [Passeig Marítim, next to the train station.