Various alignments can be found in the city of Barcelona, some of the most striking and obviously will have its reason for being.
Some of them are as follows:

-Av. Diagonal with the Sun: this particular alignment occurs in two important dates, on April 27, which is the day of the Mare de Déu de Montserrat, and August 15, date that celebrates the Mare de Déu d'Agost.

-Sacred Family with Church of Jesuchrist's Sacred Heart (Tibidabo) and Three Crosses (Tres Creus, Park Güell).

- Hospital de Sant Pau, Sagrada Familia, Palau Güell.

- Plazoleta Aribau (Ciutadella Park), Doctor Letamendi square, and Güell Pavilions (Pedralbes Avenue)

- A right triangle whose vertices are Plazoleta Aribau (Ciutadella Park), Park Güell, and Güell Pavilions (Pedralbes Avenue)

- Another right triangle whose vertices are: Plaza Espanya, Glories Square and the Port Vell Watch. The streets that comprise it are: Paral·lel Avenue, Meridiana Avenue and Gran Via de las Cortes Catalanes.

- Paral·lel Avenue (parallel to the ground Ecuador) meets Meridiana Avenue (longitude 2 ° 13'45 .38''[East], which crosses from north to south the land), are joined in a common point: the Clock of the Port Vell (old lighthouse in Barcelona), in front of Maremagnum. On the other hand, if you trace its bisecting to the mountain of Tibidabo, it crosses the Plaza de Sant Jaume, the true center of Barcelona, and aligned with Ciutat street and Del Bisbe Street (Old 'Decamunus' of Roman city of Barcino times).

- Much clearer is the alignment of the Eixample urban, of Ildefons Cerda, since they are octagons where at the junction of the streets are aligned North-South.

- In ancient times, probably 3 menhirs, now disappeared, were aligned, one at the Montjuic, the second in the current Padró square (Raval Quarter), and the third very close to the actual Canaletas (Catalunya Rambla).

| 06.12.2011 |