Nearly 585,000 Euros to Modernize Noheda, Segóbriga and Ercávica
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The Government of Castilla-La Mancha has allocated about 585,000 euros for the modernization of three of the main archaeological sites in the province of Cuenca: Villa Romana de Noheda, the Segóbriga Archaeological Park and the Ercávica site. The works, already completed and received in June, have improved energy efficiency, accessibility, security and services for visitors. The investment is financed by funds from the Recovery, Transformation a…
The delegate of the Regional Government of Castilla-La Mancha in Cuenca, Marian López, highlighted the investment of nearly €585,000 made by the Government to modernize the Roman Villa of Noheda, the Segóbriga Archaeological Park, and the Ercávica archaeological site. The projects were financed through the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan and are aimed at improving the conservation, accessibility, and sustainability of these heritage…
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