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(Created claim: summary (P836): Through this line of action, the Primitive Way of Santiago and the XIX Roman Way through the EDUSI area of action, i.e. in the Carmen area, will be valued, as well as other cultural elements such as the Carmen Chapel and the Porta Miñá Museum located there._x000D_ Between the Wall and the Miño River, at the height of the Carmen area, there is a large green area, undeveloped, which houses great treasures of the city: a section of the route of the...) |
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Through this line of action, the Primitive Way of Santiago and the XIX Roman Way through the EDUSI area of action, i.e. in the Carmen area, will be valued, as well as other cultural elements such as the Carmen Chapel and the Porta Miñá Museum located there._x000D_ Between the Wall and the Miño River, at the height of the Carmen area, there is a large green area, undeveloped, which houses great treasures of the city: a section of the route of the Camino Primitivo de Santiago, a section of the Roman Via VIX, the chapel of Carmen and the Exhibition Hall Porta Miñá. _x000D_ the Primitive Way of Santiago is recognised as a World Heritage Site, and annually concentrates many pilgrims on their way through the city on the way to Santiago de Compostela. La Via XIX is part of the Itinerary of Antonio, which served as an Astorga connection with Braga in Roman times. The chapel of Carmen is the possible cradle of San Froilán, patron of Lugo. The Porta Miñá exhibition hall is a renovated building that is currently used as a museum housing jewels from the Lucense past. They are protected elements listed as Good of Cultural Interest (BIC)._x000D_ Due to current urban legal limitations, this area is undeveloped, so that these goods are in a state of neglect. This is the case of the Camino Primitivo and the Via XIX, coincident in that area with the so-called “Regueiro dos hortos”, a pedestrian path that serves the orchards of the place and walkers from the Roman wall to the Miño. Such is the neglect situation, which lacks information panels that highlight the heritage importance of these BICs, signage, urban furniture, improvement of the paving of roads and the installation of lighting on these pedestrian paths, which currently lacks it._x000D_ The proposed operation includes:_x000D_ — Intelligent signage of a pedestrian crossing (which will be created in (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: Through this line of action, the Primitive Way of Santiago and the XIX Roman Way through the EDUSI area of action, i.e. in the Carmen area, will be valued, as well as other cultural elements such as the Carmen Chapel and the Porta Miñá Museum located there._x000D_ Between the Wall and the Miño River, at the height of the Carmen area, there is a large green area, undeveloped, which houses great treasures of the city: a section of the route of the Camino Primitivo de Santiago, a section of the Roman Via VIX, the chapel of Carmen and the Exhibition Hall Porta Miñá. _x000D_ the Primitive Way of Santiago is recognised as a World Heritage Site, and annually concentrates many pilgrims on their way through the city on the way to Santiago de Compostela. La Via XIX is part of the Itinerary of Antonio, which served as an Astorga connection with Braga in Roman times. The chapel of Carmen is the possible cradle of San Froilán, patron of Lugo. The Porta Miñá exhibition hall is a renovated building that is currently used as a museum housing jewels from the Lucense past. They are protected elements listed as Good of Cultural Interest (BIC)._x000D_ Due to current urban legal limitations, this area is undeveloped, so that these goods are in a state of neglect. This is the case of the Camino Primitivo and the Via XIX, coincident in that area with the so-called “Regueiro dos hortos”, a pedestrian path that serves the orchards of the place and walkers from the Roman wall to the Miño. Such is the neglect situation, which lacks information panels that highlight the heritage importance of these BICs, signage, urban furniture, improvement of the paving of roads and the installation of lighting on these pedestrian paths, which currently lacks it._x000D_ The proposed operation includes:_x000D_ — Intelligent signage of a pedestrian crossing (which will be created in (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: Through this line of action, the Primitive Way of Santiago and the XIX Roman Way through the EDUSI area of action, i.e. in the Carmen area, will be valued, as well as other cultural elements such as the Carmen Chapel and the Porta Miñá Museum located there._x000D_ Between the Wall and the Miño River, at the height of the Carmen area, there is a large green area, undeveloped, which houses great treasures of the city: a section of the route of the Camino Primitivo de Santiago, a section of the Roman Via VIX, the chapel of Carmen and the Exhibition Hall Porta Miñá. _x000D_ the Primitive Way of Santiago is recognised as a World Heritage Site, and annually concentrates many pilgrims on their way through the city on the way to Santiago de Compostela. La Via XIX is part of the Itinerary of Antonio, which served as an Astorga connection with Braga in Roman times. The chapel of Carmen is the possible cradle of San Froilán, patron of Lugo. The Porta Miñá exhibition hall is a renovated building that is currently used as a museum housing jewels from the Lucense past. They are protected elements listed as Good of Cultural Interest (BIC)._x000D_ Due to current urban legal limitations, this area is undeveloped, so that these goods are in a state of neglect. This is the case of the Camino Primitivo and the Via XIX, coincident in that area with the so-called “Regueiro dos hortos”, a pedestrian path that serves the orchards of the place and walkers from the Roman wall to the Miño. Such is the neglect situation, which lacks information panels that highlight the heritage importance of these BICs, signage, urban furniture, improvement of the paving of roads and the installation of lighting on these pedestrian paths, which currently lacks it._x000D_ The proposed operation includes:_x000D_ — Intelligent signage of a pedestrian crossing (which will be created in (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
point in time: 13 October 2021
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Revision as of 23:04, 12 October 2021
Project Q3189864 in Spain
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Project Q3189864 in Spain |
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320,000.0 Euro
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400,000.0 Euro
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80.0 percent
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3 September 2019
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31 December 2022
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AYUNTAMIENTO DE LUGO
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43°2'46.39"N, 7°28'26.36"W
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27028
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A través de esta línea de actuación se pretende poner en valor el Camino Primitivo de Santiago y la vía romana XIX a su paso por la zona de actuación de la EDUSI, es decir, en la zona del Carmen, así como también se atenderá a poner en valor otros elementos culturales tales como la capilla del Carmen y el Museo Porta Miñá allí situados._x000D_ Entre la Muralla y el río Miño, a la altura de la zona del Carmen, existe una amplia zona verde, sin urbanizar, que alberga grandes tesoros de la ciudad: un tramo del trazado del Camino Primitivo de Santiago, un tramo de la vía romana VIX, la capilla de Carmen y la Sala de Exposiciones Porta Miñá. _x000D_ El Camino Primitivo de Santiago es reconocido Patrimonio de la Humanidad, y concentra anualmente a numerosos peregrinos a su paso por la ciudad de camino a Santiago de Compostela. La Vía XIX forma parte del Itinerario de Antonio, que servía de conexión Astorga con Braga en la época romana. La capilla del Carmen es la posible cuna de San Froilán, patrón de Lugo. La sala de exposiciones Porta Miñá es un edificio rehabilitado que se utiliza actualmente de museo albergando joyas del pasado lucense. Son elementos protegidos catalogados como Bien de Interés Cultural (BIC)._x000D_ Debido a las limitaciones legales urbanísticas actuales, esta zona se encuentra sin desarrollar, de tal forma que estos bienes se encuentran en cierto estado de descuido. Es el caso del Camino Primitivo y de la Vía XIX, coincidente en esa zona con el denominado “Regueiro dos Hortos”, un sendero peatonal que sirve a las huertas del lugar y paseantes desde la muralla romana al Miño. Tal es la situación de descuido, que se echan en falta paneles informativos que destaquen la importancia patrimonial de estos BIC, señalización, mobiliario urbano, mejora de la pavimentación de los caminos y la instalación de la iluminación en estos caminos peatonales, que actualmente carece de ella._x000D_ La operación propuesta incluye:_x000D_ - Señalización inteligente de un paso de peatones (que se creará en (Spanish)
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Through this line of action, the Primitive Way of Santiago and the XIX Roman Way through the EDUSI area of action, i.e. in the Carmen area, will be valued, as well as other cultural elements such as the Carmen Chapel and the Porta Miñá Museum located there._x000D_ Between the Wall and the Miño River, at the height of the Carmen area, there is a large green area, undeveloped, which houses great treasures of the city: a section of the route of the Camino Primitivo de Santiago, a section of the Roman Via VIX, the chapel of Carmen and the Exhibition Hall Porta Miñá. _x000D_ the Primitive Way of Santiago is recognised as a World Heritage Site, and annually concentrates many pilgrims on their way through the city on the way to Santiago de Compostela. La Via XIX is part of the Itinerary of Antonio, which served as an Astorga connection with Braga in Roman times. The chapel of Carmen is the possible cradle of San Froilán, patron of Lugo. The Porta Miñá exhibition hall is a renovated building that is currently used as a museum housing jewels from the Lucense past. They are protected elements listed as Good of Cultural Interest (BIC)._x000D_ Due to current urban legal limitations, this area is undeveloped, so that these goods are in a state of neglect. This is the case of the Camino Primitivo and the Via XIX, coincident in that area with the so-called “Regueiro dos hortos”, a pedestrian path that serves the orchards of the place and walkers from the Roman wall to the Miño. Such is the neglect situation, which lacks information panels that highlight the heritage importance of these BICs, signage, urban furniture, improvement of the paving of roads and the installation of lighting on these pedestrian paths, which currently lacks it._x000D_ The proposed operation includes:_x000D_ — Intelligent signage of a pedestrian crossing (which will be created in (English)
13 October 2021
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Lugo
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Identifiers
FDU01GA0913
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