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FAQ: Albentosa's Transformation of "The Way of the Holy Grail" Project
Albentosa presented the results of the "Way of the Holy Grail" project, a strategic initiative funded by EU Next Generation funds to enhance the cultural itinerary, boost tourism, and promote sustainable rural development in Aragon.
It is a strategic project to adapt and improve the cultural itinerary 'The Way of the Holy Grail' as it passes through Albentosa, reinforcing its tourist attraction and commitment to sustainable development in the rural environment.
The Albentosa City Council presented the results on Friday, June 26, 2026, at an institutional act attended by the mayor, regional and provincial officials.
The project was conceived and developed by Dr. Ana Mafé García, president of the Cultural Association El Camino del Santo Grial and an expert in tourism and cultural itineraries.
It was funded by European Next Generation EU funds within the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR), amounting to two million euros.
Actions include improvement of trails, creation of tourist routes, rehabilitation of the pilgrims' refuge, signposting, adaptation of accesses, urban beautification, and various promotion and training actions.
It consolidates Albentosa as a reference municipality in enhancing the Way of the Holy Grail, demonstrating how cooperation can promote economic, tourist, and social development in the Aragonese rural environment.
The mayor of Albentosa, Yolanda Salvador Corella; José Luis Alvira, president of the Gúdar-Javalambre region; Ana Cris Lahoz, provincial deputy of Teruel; and Beatriz Martín, first vice-president of the Provincial Council of Teruel.
The tourism promotion is developed within the Strategic Plan of Subsidies of the Department of Environment and Tourism of the Government of Aragon, reinforcing dissemination of the itinerary.
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