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The bottom picture isn't the Ronda de Dalt, it's the Travessera de Dalt.

Indeed, the picture at the bottom was taken at Tavessera de Dalt, a section of Ronda del Mig. The description is also inaccurate. While it's true that not the whole route is underground, I would say it always looks like a fast road. I'm under the impression that the author completely mistook Ronda del Mig with Ronda de Dalt. By the way, Ronda de Dalt, Ronda de Baix and Ronda del Mig can be translated as Upper, Lower and Middle Beltways.Drar3g (talk) 06:56, 18 June 2009 (UTC)[reply]