Jesus Pobre wants to offer a tourism experience. That kind of tourism in which the visitor seeks to live differently holidays, and also allows seasonally adjusted tourism in this area.
For it it has created, with the grant from the Diputación de Alicante, Rural Architecture Guide Jesus Pobre, which captures the essential information heritage of Jesus Pobre rural route and a map of the area proposed.
Prepared by Josep Fornés, a history graduate, and the PelutiPelat photography studio, the guide establishes six interesting areas or architectural ensembles for the visitor: the Gran Riurau del Senyoret and the Pou del Pare Pere; the Church and Convent with its houses from the XNUMXth century; La Alquería de Colomer, Casa dels Patos and Els Corrals del Montgó; La Alquería de Ferrando and La Bassa dels Moros, La Alquería and Pou del Bisserot; Molins Vents and Cuatre Cantons.
The guide also carries a reference to intangible heritage which has Jesus Pobre as the local wine contest in January, the Trobada of Tomaca Autóctona in July, and of course, l'Escaldá of Jesus Pobre in August, candidate for BIC intangible Heritage Valenciano.
This guide is also available through the website of the EATIM, and that their identification easier, has a Signage wood that respects the image of the medium-ambient environment, with designs carried out by Fornes, for the visitors can discover this heritage through its paths and roads, and a service of guided tours through the phone's contact directory.
Mayor Jesús Pobre, Javier Scotto, He was pleased with this publication, which supposes "the local offer that connects with the route dels riuraus de la Marina Alta, in which a complete and diverse tour is offered to enjoy the architectural heritage of Jesús Pobre, both tangible and intangible".
