For decades, El Puerto de Santa María has lived with the Guadalete as a fundamental element of its landscape and history, but without fully taking advantage of its condition as a meeting place between different areas of the city. This relationship is beginning to change.The Port is now facing a transformation that has among its main objectives to recover the river for the city and convert its margins into integrated spaces in urban life.The acti…
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For decades, El Puerto de Santa María has lived with the Guadalete as a fundamental element of its landscape and history, but without fully taking advantage of its condition as a meeting place between different areas of the city. This relationship is beginning to change.The Port is now facing a transformation that has among its main objectives to recover the river for the city and convert its margins into integrated spaces in urban life.The acti…