Spanish towns revamp pools and parks with new facilities

public park security cameras extended pool hours smart tourism panels family leisure programs pool renovations

State authorities will finish installing 254 high‑definition security cameras and more than 934 LED luminaires in 18 public parks by early August, aiming to curb crime and improve lighting.

Úbeda municipal pools will stay open on Saturdays and Sundays from July through September until midnight, maintaining current tariffs and responding to resident demand.

Burgos’ San Amaro summer pool is set to reopen on 2 July after a €164,000 renovation that repaired structural defects, waterproofing and accessibility, allowing year‑round operation from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Elche has mounted 21 smart QR‑code panels at historic sites, funded with €180,000 from EU Next Generation funds, to provide multilingual tourist information and improve accessibility.

Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s Parque Marítimo César Manrique launches the Club de Manri, offering daily inflatable castles, kayak, workshops and other child‑focused activities throughout July and August.

Chile’s Fantasilandia amusement park will remain open daily until 5 July, marking the final winter holiday season at Parque O’Higgins.

Torrent’s Parc Vedat pool will open on 1 July through 31 August after comprehensive upgrades, including new metal bridges, a modern filtration system, extensive tree‑pruning and a free shuttle service for visitors.