The St. Andrew’s district is the ninth out of ten districts that form Barcelona and formerly it was an independent town. This district, which has a great past of agricultural and industrial development, and is characterized by a large commercial tradition, keeps transforming itself with changes that improve the degraded areas and former industrial sites, becoming a neighbourhood that combines the innovative and modern Barcelona character, with the old town, of Sant Andreu de Palomar.

This district has locations that are already a regular film set, like the Trinitat Park, where a lot of commercials are shot. But it also offers other locations not so popular, but with the same charm, such as Sant Andreu's Market, located at Mercadal's Square, Bac de Roda's Bridge by architect Santiago Calatrava, Bascònia Street and the Coloreu Street  or the Masadas Square.

A compact and charming space filled of squares and alleys with the heritage of a rural and working class neighbourhood that offers a great variety of locations to explore.