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The local chief executive, Bartolomé Hernández Giménez, and Councilman of Goods and Works, Diego Martínez Parra, this morning presented the project of building a gazebo in the courtyard of access to Castillo de San Juan de las Aguilas.
According to the mayor, "will be located in an area of ​​land that had never been given use, despite the magnificent views that can be seen from this place and be a transit area must for the many people who annually visit explained Fortress ".
Here, Hernandez recalled that, "Last year alone, about 20,000 people visited the monument of the eighteenth century, making it one of the cultural enclaves most valued by tourists."
A figure that City government hopes to overcome this year, thanks to the recent launch of an elevator for easy access of senior citizens or mobility problems.
The performance, with a cost of close to 94,000 euros, will consist of paving the entire environment and the construction of a masonry wall, next to the embodiment of that viewpoint that simulate a large natural framed picture Levante Bay and the fishing port.
Similarly, a garden area will be created and all the space of the corresponding light will be equipped.
Also, as a singular element, a cave that will house the image of the Virgin, for many years, remained located in this fort will be enabled.
The work will be completed before the end of the year, joins the rest of actions that are promoting the City of Eagle, intending to beautify and enhance the tourist image of the city as well as a set of routes that serve to visitors to know the most emblematic parts of the municipality.
Initiatives, all which help to maintain and create new jobs in the town, said Martínez Parra.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Águilas
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