Sant Andreu
Navas
If you live here, you get an Eixample-style grid at Sant Andreu prices, and you learn very quickly which side of Meridiana to sleep on.
Compact, dense and quietly middle-of-the-road, with the Ferran Reyes side sitting on a real street grid. It straddles Avinguda Meridiana, which is where its metro station comes from and where its traffic and works noise come from too. A 2025 district proposal would rename it Torrent de la Guineu, pending council ratification.
The closest to town of the three cheap Sant Andreu options, with the largest average flat of the three. Its defining feature is the avenue it straddles.
Our read
The verdict
Best for
Keeping rent down
Quiet streets
Feeling safe at night
Think twice if you want
Nightlife on the doorstep
Getting by in English
Your commute
Your trip to campus.
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Supermarkets here are among the highest in Barcelona.
Nearest of each
within 1.2 km
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ModelledDistances are from the middle of Navas rather than from a specific flat, and venues come from OpenStreetMap, which under-maps small independents, so read a count as a floor rather than a total. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
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