• Consisting of 40 images, it shows squares, town halls, bridges, and other singular places of the heritage of the five provinces of the community.
  • It can be visited until December 14th in the Plaza de la Constitución.

Bargas, Toledo, hosts since today the traveling exhibition “Un patrimonio de todos” that will show the historical and cultural heritage of Castilla – La Mancha. Sponsored by the Fundación Iberdrola España and organized by the Junta de Castilla – La Mancha, the exhibition consists of 40 images of some of the most outstanding unique places of the region’s heritage. Among others, squares, town halls, and bridges of each province are shown and will be visitable until December 14th in the Plaza de la Constitución.

The exhibition was inaugurated this morning by Ana Muñoz, Deputy Minister of Culture and Sports; Isabel Mª Tornero, Mayoress of Bargas; Álvaro Gutiérrez Prieto, President of the Provincial Council of the Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha in Toledo, and Ramón Castresana, Director of Fundación Iberdrola España..

The project aims to capture the interest of citizens of all ages, tastes, and backgrounds in order to raise awareness of the importance of heritage, and to give publicity to different options for enjoying it. The exhibition, which includes high-resolution photographic reproductions presented on 21 1.30-meter panels, has QR codes linked to in-depth information on the different images and their context (tourist proposals, cultural visits, local information, etc.).

After the success of the inauguration of the exhibition in the town of Jadraque (Guadalajara), “Un Patrimonio de todos” has continued its tour of some towns in Castilla-La Mancha, stopping in San Clemente (Cuenca), Manzanares (Ciudad Real), La Roda (Albacete), Pastrana (Guadalajara) and Bargas (Toledo), and will continue to Calzada de Calatrava (Ciudad Real), Hellín (Albacete), Fuensalida (Toledo) and Belmonte (Cuenca).

Fundación Iberdrola with culture

Since its creation, Iberdrola has been committed to the energetic, cultural, and social development of the communities in which it operates. In this regard, Fundación Iberdrola España represents a further step in this commitment, by promoting initiatives that contribute to improving people’s quality of life. One of the Foundation’s main areas of action focuses on the care, maintenance, and promotion of art and culture.

This project is in addition to others that the company has carried out in Castilla-La Mancha in recent years, including the illuminations of the Monastery of Uclés, the old Mosque of Cristo de la Luz, the Santa María la Blanca synagogue, the Tower of the Church of Santo Tomé, the church of San Antonio Abad and the project to illuminate the banks of the River Tajo as it passes through Toledo.