Barcelona, ​​the third city in the world with the most beautiful buildings according to Eye-Catching Architecture

Barcelona is the third city in the world, after Venice and Rome (Italy), with the most beautiful monuments, according to a study published by Eye-Catching Architecture, which has analyzed hundreds of streets and more than 2,400 buildings to reveal which global city counts in average with the most beautiful and proportionate buildings. To measure the beauty of monuments and buildings and give them a score, the study has calculated the average percentage of coincidence with the golden ratio, which is 1:1.618, a real algebraic irrational constant that is used by some architects and artists in their works.According to this study, Venice leads the world ranking of cities with the most beautiful buildings with an average golden ratio in its buildings of 83.3%, followed by Rome (82%) and Barcelona ( 81.9%.El Park GüellEuropa PressLa Eye-Catching Architectura explains that the golden ratio (1:1.618) reflects a set of proportions that have intrigued and studied mathematicians s for millennia and that many examples of the golden ratio can be found in nature, for example in human body measurements, in flowers and even in DNA. Thus, the Eye-Catching Architectura set out to use the golden ratio to measure regular buildings and iconic landmarks to discover which city can boast of having the most beautiful buildings.Parc de MontjuïcEuropa PressIn the ranking, after Venice, Rome and Barcelona come, in this order: Prague (78.7% proportion gold), New York (77.7%), Athens (77.5%), Budapest (75.9%), Vienna (75.8%), Bordeaux (75.3%), Milan (75.1% ), Stockholm (74.8%), Paris (74.7%), Florence (73.6%), Tel Aviv (73.6%), Copenhagen (73.2%), Marrakech (72.7%) , Chicago (71.7%), Amsterdam (71.7%), Berlin (71.3%) and Istanbul (70.2%).