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The Ayuntamiento de Torrevieja has unveiled ambitious plans to bring a large new park to life: a 70,000 m² green zone in Sector 25, set to begin execution next month. The announcement, made by Mayor Eduardo Dolón alongside the parks and gardens councillor Concha Sala, signals a bold commitment to expanding Torrevieja’s green infrastructure. Torrevieja to develop 70,000 square meter Green Zone in Sector 25 Revitalising Sector 25 This forthcoming green area forms part of a sweeping new contract won by Actúa Servicios Medioambiente S.L., under which Torrevieja will invest in both maintaining existing green spaces and creating entirely new ones. The Sector 25 plot, running parallel to the N-332, is not just large – it’s being developed with landscaping, recreational facilities, spaces for biodiversity, and areas for leisure and sport. Officials revealed the project’s estimated cost is €5.4 million, and they expect the work to span roughly 12 months. As part of the broader green-space initiative, the new contract also includes planting more than 15,000 trees across the city in coming years. Torrevieja’s local government emphasises sustainability, technological innovation in maintenance, and a focus on wellbeing. Sustainable Growth and Community Well-being This isn’t just about adding greenery. Torrevieja’s push for green space aligns with its broader environmental ambitions – using smarter, more efficient maintenance and technology-driven resource management. By expanding park space, the city seeks to improve quality of life, encourage healthy lifestyles, and support urban biodiversity. Mayor Dolón described the Sector 25 green zone as a “green lung” for Torrevieja, reflecting a city that is gradually evolving into a more sustainable, nature-friendly place. For residents, future visitors, and nature lovers, the project promises a new destination – and a quiet reminder of the power of thoughtful urban planning. The Sector 25 park will be more than just a patch of grass – it’s a long-term investment in nature, community and urban quality of life.
