The Ministry of Tourism has awarded the EUYALP challenge of the Santa Pola Metropolis Council 2,707,959 euro by the European Subsequent Technology Funds, a Program for Enhancing Competitiveness and Boosting Historic Heritage for Vacationer Use.
Mayor Loreto Serrano has confirmed the excellent news: “It’s a day of pleasure as a result of all the hassle that we’re making from the Metropolis Council, along with the staff from the Museum of the Sea and the Native Improvement Company, to design the foundations of the way forward for Santa Pola and to assist massive initiatives financed by European funds, receives a lift at this time by having been granted a subsidy of two,707,959 euro, 100% of the quantity that we had requested.”
“That is one thing that may mark a earlier than and after for Santa Pola as a result of we can spotlight our nice cultural and archaeological wealth in a means that may make us a reference level and can reinforce our already wide selection of cultural tourism choices,” added Serrano.
The archaeological website of La Picola, a Website of Cultural Curiosity (BIC) positioned within the city centre of Santa Pola and can profit from the creation of a brand new interpretation centre for the Archaeological Website of La Picola that’s accessible, inclusive, lovely, sustainable and digitalised, which, as a component of reception and entry to the atmosphere, permits the customer to completely immerse themselves in its historical past. It’s going to provide an entire studying of the evolution and reminiscence of the location as an archaeological advanced declared a BIC, permitting the differentiation of the totally different phases that span from the Iberian interval to the late Roman interval.
The challenge is designed so as to add worth by a refined however extremely experiential method, in an effort to outline a worldwide challenge that includes the creation of a brand new vacationer centre within the space that enhances the present provide.
Archaeological work will likely be carried out to finish the present data on the buildings of the location, make sure the conservation and restoration of essentially the most consultant parts, and remove any data that doesn’t present a coherent historic interpretation.
