The Department of Tourism reports that signs for the Cieza tourist destination have been installed on the A-30 highway.
The size and content of the signs conform to those established in the SISTHO Manual (Approved Tourist Signage System on the State Road Network) and other road signage instructions, and are placed in locations that have been approved by the State Road Demarcation.
These are two large side signs on the A-30 highway (one toward Murcia and the other toward Madrid) indicating the exit to Cieza. These signs include a color pictogram representing the destination, specifically designed by the Cieza City Council and ITREM (Murcia Region Tourism Institute).
Municipal sources affirm that these signs will contribute to the town's greater visibility as a tourist destination for the large volume of traffic that travels along the aforementioned highway.
"Finally, our tourism potential is starting to be recognized: the flowering season and our peaches, which will soon have the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) designation; Siyâsa; Almadenes; La Serreta, a World Heritage Site; the Los Grajos rock shelters; the Arco cave and the rest of the rock art complex; our museums (Siyâsa, Esparto, Folklore, and Holy Week); our Holy Week celebrations, which are of national tourist interest and will soon be of international interest; our 'La Invasión' Shield Festival; our International Folklore Festival; the Chicharra Greenway; nature-based sports; and so much more. Cieza is so much more than meets the eye!" concludes Councillor Antonio Moya.