Torrevieja Flamingos Seen in Zenia Boulevard

The Zenia Boulevard Shopping Centre on the Orihuela Costa, managed by Nhood and owned by Ceetrus and CBRE Investment Management, continues to advance in the renovation of its facilities, and in doing so, paying tribute to the local environment.

In the latest phase of the development, the Pink Lagoon of Torrevieja and the flamingos that live there have served as inspiration for the remodelling of the leisure areas. A large flamingo will delight the little ones so they can have fun, in an area where symbols of the aquatic environment also reside.

The Lappset company, dedicated to the implementation of recreational game areas and urban furniture, has been responsible for recreating this spectacular 6.5 metre high pink bird figure located on the upper floor of the shopping centre and which will undoubtedly arouse the interest of all visitors.

Likewise, the Pink Lagoon of Torrevieja has served as inspiration for the “salineros” toilets in the Plaza Mayor, highlighting its special characteristic colour (white and pink). Likewise, the Plaza de la Lonja will have a rest area and playground set in the area’s citrus trees, which has been developed by the Cabana company.

In the Plaza Mayor there will be an allusion to the sea, as mentioned, with a giant jellyfish with three slides that will connect with an interactive fountain that is being improved and that has always been highly valued by visitors to the shopping centre. The Galopín company has been in charge of creating this play area in the Plaza Mayor.

In the words of Cristina Ros, director of the shopping centre, “Zenia Boulevard is being the protagonist of a spectacular change that will not leave anyone indifferent. With the remodelling that we are carrying out in all areas of the shopping centre, reflecting the identity of Orihuela, its area of ​​influence and its people, we hope that all people who come to Zenia Boulevard enjoy a unique experience. “We are very satisfied with the progress of the project and we hope that the leisure areas will be operational by Easter.”