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The City Council is enhancing the town's urban image by planting flowers in various locations throughout the city to mark the arrival of spring and the celebration of Holy Week.

This urban space improvement project is carried out through tree planting, furniture renovation, and maintenance work to enhance its functionality and environmental quality.

The work being carried out includes a thorough cleaning of the structures, the removal of accumulated sediment, the inspection of the operating systems, and the repair of small cracks detected in some of the fountains.

The Department of Pest Control highlights the commitment to sustainable solutions integrated into the Biodiversity Promotion Plan

The improvement and enhancement work carried out by the Municipal Green Team reinforces the safety, environmental conservation and energy efficiency of the area.

The mayor of Torrevieja, Eduardo Dolón, has announced that if the planned deadlines are met, the works will be completed in February/March 2027. The park, with an area of 30,000 m2, is consolidating its position as a space designed for family leisure, reinforcing its character as a meeting point and landmark for children within the municipality. From different points, and especially from the viewpoint, it will be possible to contemplate the Torrevieja salt lagoon, the La Mata salt lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Alto de la Casilla Urban Park is consolidating its position as a space designed for family leisure, reinforcing its character as a meeting point and a landmark for children within the municipality. From different points, and especially from the viewpoint, you can contemplate the Torrevieja salt lagoon, the La Mata salt lagoon and the Mediterranean Sea.

The Torrevieja City Council, through the Department of Equality and Women headed by Inmaculada Montesinos, joins the events of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which is commemorated on November 25.

It has received an investment of 1,350,000 euros, in a collaboration between the Valencian Regional Government, the Torrevieja City Council and the ADIEM Foundation. The mayor has announced that in 2026, alongside these new facilities, construction will begin on a residence for people with extreme support needs.

The new park will cover an area of 70,000 square meters and will involve an investment of 5.4 million euros, making it one of the largest in the municipality.