These are the figures reported by the Fraga City Council regarding tourist visits to the Site of Cultural Interest located in Segoñé.
Around 3.000 people have already visited the ice well since its inauguration last September. Following the redevelopment of Plaza de España, tourists, students, organizations, and other groups have been able to learn about the history of this Cultural Heritage Site (BIC) during a visiting season that will end on Sunday, May 26, and will resume in September.
Registration for the final ice well visit of the season will open this Friday at 12:00 noon through the Town Hall's online booking portal ( https://reservas.fraga.org/ ) and in person or by phone (974 471 876) at the Tourist Office. This visit will be conducted in small groups at three times: 11:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., and 12:30 p.m.
The Councillor for Tourism, Verónica Alins, described the figures as “very positive from a tourism perspective.” “This project, developed by the Urban Planning Department, has had a very positive impact on the city, allowing both Fraga residents and visitors to enjoy and explore a unique and attractive site, one of the largest in our region,” Alins stated regarding the listed building, which has attracted visitors from Aragon, Catalonia, and the Valencian Community, among other places.
The last visits of the season will be held on Sunday, May 26th, and registration will open this Friday at 12 pm.
