In recent years, Teruel has experienced several key developments aimed at boosting tourism and improving infrastructure. Significant investment has been made in preserving its Mudejar architecture, ensuring that these historic buildings remain a draw for visitors. There are also ongoing efforts to promote the region’s unique paleontological finds, including the expansion of Dinópolis, which has become a major family attraction.
The city has also seen growth in rural tourism, with more visitors interested in exploring the natural landscapes surrounding Teruel, such as the Sierra de Albarracín. Plans to improve road and rail connections to nearby cities are also underway, which will make the city even more accessible to both national and international visitors.
Culturally, Teruel continues to grow as a hub for festivals and events, attracting not only tourists but also businesses and event organizers looking for unique locations with historical significance.