The intervention, scheduled for nine months, covers approximately 2,500 square meters of the old town and is part of the strategic Bosque Urbano La Marina project. The main objective is to reorganize public space to prioritize accessibility and pedestrian flow, creating new areas for leisure and gathering.
The works involve the comprehensive transformation of the mentioned streets and square, aiming to reclaim these spaces for citizens. An increased presence of green areas and a design intended to foster coexistence are planned, moving towards a more sustainable and accessible historic center.
“"We will work to minimize any potential disruptions and facilitate the daily activities of residents and local businesses."
This action complements the interventions planned within the Bosque Urbano La Marina, a municipal initiative focused on urban transformation and the creation of new public spaces. The project's funding is supported by the European Regional Development Fund (FEDER), under the Spain Multiregional Program 2021-2027 and the Local Integrated Development Strategy (Plan EDIL).
