The initiative, promoted by the Department of Tourism, will allow free access to iconic spaces such as the Campanar del Templat, the medieval tower, the air-raid shelter, and the remains of the old Jewish quarter wall. The goal is to bring residents and visitors closer to places that usually have restricted hours or require specific management for their opening.
In addition to the monuments, the Municipal Archaeological Museum of Burriana (MAMBU) and the Faller Museum are part of this special program. Access will be free without prior registration, although in spaces with limited capacity, shifts will be organized to ensure the smooth running of the visits.
“"Opening our most precious monuments for free and making them accessible during the World Tourism Day weekend is the best way to highlight our heritage and continue consolidating Burriana as a cultural reference destination."
The program will be completed with thematic guided tours departing from the Plaza Mayor. Highlights include the itinerary Medieval Burriana: Three religions, one city and the visit focused on the local modernist legacy, titled Designing beauty, forms, colors, and modernism in Burriana.
