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The interpretive center Phoenician archaeological park beach will cost 1.7 million

The City of Vélez-Málaga (Málaga) and have the project to build the interpretive center Phoenician archaeological park beach, which at a cost of 1, 7 million euros, is part of a complex historical, tourist and environment to be installed at the mouth of the River Vélez, an area that houses some of the most important Phoenician ruins located in the western Mediterranean. The Town Planning
, Salvador Marín (IU), and the Councillor of Culture, Sara Sánchez (PSOE), presented the draft interpretation center will be the first step in a complex that will occupy about four million square meters that, among other things, have an archaeological site and a riverside park. Marin
detailed building, whose construction will last for 24 months and will cost 1.7 million euros, will be built in a plot of 1,700 square meters in the core Almayate population, and will be linked with the archaeological remains through a "green way."
As noted by the drafters of the project architects, the building will have, among other agencies, four rooms devoted to exhibits and audiovisual presentations, and consist of five modules arranged in different heights, so the visitor will be created in "the feeling that the building emerges from an archaeological dig. " Marin
stressed the importance of a project that "will be a before and after the development of tourism in Vélez-Málaga, and also in respecting the environment ", something for which it has been advised of environmental groups working in the municipality.
On the other hand, Sanchez has been" very pleased "by the beginning of this project," the that there was talk in the late 90's, which was very insulted and mistreated, which is now running again and that will lead to archaeological and environmental park on the world's largest Phoenician to be taken into the Mediterranean. "According
the Councillor, the project will make possible to "see and interpret the life of the Phoenicians in the Mediterranean through the archaeological posts in value," for which he has stressed the importance interpretation center, "which is critical because the door is open to the public to approach and knowledge of the Phoenician world."
Phoenician Archaeological Park Beach will be installed near the mouth of the river Vélez, in an area where they found remains of the Phoenician towns of Tuscany, Alarcón and Cerro del Mar, and a necropolis as the Garden and Ocean Hill itself .
The set of fields, in which traces have been found dating from the ninth and fourth centuries BC, is, according to experts, one piece "fundamental" to know the history of the Phoenician colonization in the far western Mediterranean.

A new center will meet the Phoenician colonization in the Mediterranean

The interpretation of the future center of archaeological and environmental park of Playa Phoenicia, to be located in the town of Velez-Malaga Malaga, will reveal the Phoenician colonization in the far western Mediterranean.
The City of Vélez-Málaga has submitted the proposed implementation of the interpretive center, with an investment of 1.7 billion euros, to be funded through the Sustainable Tourism Initiative (STI) of the Costa del Sol- Axarquia and the Fund for Tourism Infrastructure Modernization (fomites). Phoenicia
beach installed in the mouth of the River Vélez, a set characterized by the Phoenician town of Tuscany, Alarcón and Cerro del Mar, along with the Garden and the necropolis of Cerro del Mar. own
These deposits, in which remains have been found dating from the ninth and fourth centuries BC, are a fundamental part to meet the Phoenician colonization in the far western Mediterranean.
Councillor for Culture, Sara Sánchez (PSOE), explained today at a press conference that the project was born in the 90's through the work of archaeologist municipal, and in 2001 drafted the master plan of the archaeological park, "he finally sees the light."
The interpretive center will be located on a plot of 1,747 meters square located in the eastern part of Almayate population center and is connected with the archaeological remains through a greenway.

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