Totana has been undergoing several key developments in recent years aimed at improving infrastructure and promoting tourism. One significant initiative is the ongoing restoration of historical buildings and landmarks, such as the continued preservation efforts at the Shrine of Santa Eulalia and the renovation of the Plaza de la Constitución. These projects not only enhance the city’s aesthetic appeal but also contribute to its cultural heritage.
Additionally, the city has invested in improving its public spaces, including parks and recreational areas, to make them more accessible and attractive for both locals and visitors. The expansion of cycling routes and hiking trails in the Sierra Espuña is part of a broader effort to promote eco-tourism and outdoor activities.
As Totana continues to grow in popularity, there has been a focus on developing new accommodations and tourist services, ensuring the city is well-equipped to meet the needs of an increasing number of visitors.