Data

The Time Line 

150 a.C. - 200 C.e.     Iberian settlements over the Montjuic hill

200 C.e. - 1000 C.e.   Roman town Barcino

• 200 C.e.: Roman walls (Porta de Mar, Porta Septentrional, Porta Decumana Occidental, Porta Meridional), Temple d'August, Forum, Curia

• 260 C.e.: Aqueducte, Attachments to the norther wall, Castellun Aquae, Port suburban terms, Roman Villas on Montjuic hill and in Sant Andreu.

   500 C.e. - ХVIIc.    Medieval Barcelona

• 550 C.e.: Esglesia de Sant Miguel, Plimer Grup Episcopal, Segon Grup Episcopal.

• 1100: Initial Catedral, Rec Comtal and mills; 

• 1300: Walls around Gotica and the northern part of Born, Drassana built by Pere II;

• 1400: Gotic Catedral, Walls around Raval, the eastern Born and the seaside; 8 gates (Porta de Trenta Claus, Porta de la Boqueria, Porta Ferrissa, Porta de Santa Anna, Porta de Canaletes, Porta de Jonqueres, Portal Nou, Porta del Born);

• 1500: Gates in Raval wall (Porta de Santa Madrona, Porta de Sant Pau, Porta de Sant Antoni);

• 1700: Bastions (del Portal de Sant Antoni, De Tallers, De Jonqueres, De Sant Pere, Del Portal Nou, De Santa Clara, DeLlevant, De Migdia);

• 1750: Ciutadella, Indianes in Born and Raval;

• 1840: Industrialisation in Born and Raval;

After 1850.    Industrial Barcelona

• 1859: Plan Cerda;

• 1868: Revolution, demolition of the Ciutadella

• 1888: Barcelona Universal Exposition;

• 1893: Sewerage project by Garcia Faria;

References

• https://www.barcelona.cat/museuhistoria/cartahistorica/index.html?lang=en#map=16/242662.77/5069860.97/1200/43/1/1/0/1

• https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Evoluci%C3%B3_de_la_l%C3%ADnia_de_la_costa_a_Barcelona.svg