The Interpretation Centre for oil in Vandellòs open to the public on February 5th and 6th

Vandellòs. Costa Dorada. The doors of the interpretation center of the oil, called 'The Moli Vandellòs' open to the public starting this weekend, 5 and 6 February. From then until June, interested in visiting this new cultural city, situated between Mora Road and Calle Santa Marina will do it every weekend, from 10 to 13 hours, and 16 to 19 hours. To visit it from Monday to Friday, must make an appointment, call the Tourist Office (977 82 33 28). For Easter, however, the Oil Mill open every day. In summer also extended opening hours. Is expected in July and August, the interpretation center of the oil will be open every day of the week except Monday. The Council also plans to organize tours upon appointment, and various activities such as workshops. The entrance fee in any case, is 2 euros. The attraction of this cultural facility, recently opened (on 16 January), not only lies in the interesting and comprehensive collection of tools and machinery of the mill itself (which has recovered and now works again ) and in the building that houses, but also the testimony of its millers and cooperatives, and its link with the territory. The project poses so ambitious and aims to go beyond the collection itself. With this interpretation center is to collect one hand, the processes of preparing the oil, on the other hand, its human testimony. The new interpretation center of oil Vandellòs intends to lead a new tourist, from where the center not only has the feature space for learning, but serves as a core dynamic of cultural projects and complementary activities . The coordinates of this new interpretation center pass to score big differences with other projects that touch the same subject. In a speech teaching, entertaining and emotional is to captivate the visitor through anecdotes and testimonials. 'By opening this new facility, the City of Vandellòs Hospitalet de l'Infant aims to promote and expand the tourist and cultural district, while promoting education, outreach and public awareness of life forms that have been part time for the daily life of Baix Camp, 'said the Councillor for Culture, Maite Boquera, inviting everyone to enjoy.  

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