Restoration works of the Assumption Chapel of Gandia, a 16th-century building renovated in 1800 have officially begun.
The project has a tender budget of 310,000 euros and recovery work is expected to last between 10 and 12 months, which would open the doors for the first visits in the summer of 2025. Initial works include the consolidation of arches and roofs, the removal of debris and the implementation of important security measures, as well as excavations inside the building to deepen its history.
Joan Negre noted that this restoration follows other recent interventions on monuments in Gandia, stressing the continued investment in the preservation of the local heritage.
Source: Safor Guia