The spokesman for the Government and Councilor for Tourism, promotion of Huelva abroad and University of the City of Huelva, Francisco Balufffo, today presented the new tourist initiative ‘Marco Topo’ aimed at family tourism."A proposal that we started before the pandemic and that we now restart with the aim of improving our offer, making the visit to our city of families with children more attractive and also contributing to Huelva minors to know and rediscover their surroundings," he outstanding.
Baluffo explained that “the initiative proposes a tourist recurring through a yincana for the most outstanding monuments and places of Huelva, guided by the characters of Marco Topo and his sister Marta.Unitinerary that will lead the little ones to explore the city and discover their cultural, historical and landscape wealth ”.With this, "we want to maintain the interest of the little ones in their visits to our city and also provide an educational and tourist resource to schoolchildren inside and outside of Huelva".
To enjoy the experience, the first step is to get a map available from today in the Tourism Office of the Colón House, in which they will find a marked tour and a sticker set.Subsequently, entering the web www.MarcoTopo.Com and introducing the Mthuelva adventure code, the little ones can access the game where they are asked for a search for clues and questions to free all Lassecotes hidden by the city.
The 'flopis' or pets will take the participants to 12 places in the city: Casa Colón, Barrio Reina Victoria, City Hall, Plaza de las Nuns, Concepción Church, Palacio de Mora Claros, Cathedral, San Pedro Church, Grand Theater, Milagrosa Church, Jesús Hermida and Muelle Communication Center of the Rio Tinto Mining Company.
The game, which have released this morning the sixth grade schoolchildren of the San Fernando College, consists of traveling the places indicated on the map, solving different challenges with the mobile phone (tablet) and placing the sticker corresponding to each test surpassed in the Map.At the end of the game, participants will receive an email diploma with which they have registered.
As Liborio López, co -founder of the 'Marco Topo' project, has stated that it is an educational exploration game designed so that families with boys and girls between 5 and 12 years of age make self -guided visits in tourist destinations, natural resources and natural resources andMuseums.A proposal for family tourism that is already implemented in more than 60 destinations and museums throughout the country such as the Sorolla Museum, National Museum of Natural Sciences, Madrid Railway Museum, Museum of Human Evolution of Burgos, MVPAC of Santander, Wine Museum of the King of Toro and Ethnographic Museum of Castilla y León.
