Elevator Brings Accessibility to Southern Spain Municipality

The new panoramic elevator; image courtesy of Ascensores Embarba

Torremolinos in Andalusia, southern Spain, has opened a new panoramic elevator connecting La Batería Park and the La Carihuela neighborhood, bringing new accessibility to the municipality, Euro Weekly News reports. Manufactured and installed by Ascensores Embarba S.A., based in Malaga, Spain, the new facility represents an investment of nearly EUR900,000 (US$935,857) for Torremolinos. “Thanks to this panoramic elevator, we have managed to connect and make foot traffic between this part of town and the coast much more viable,” Torremolinos Mayor Margarita del Cid said. Boasting a 60-m walkway and overcoming a difference in height of more than 28 m, the system consists of an outdoor elevator with a panoramic cabin and capacity for up to eight people. It is equipped with an automatic electric system and a rooftop evacuation hatch.

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