Torrevieja Square Blooms in Colours of Spanish and Valencian Flags

Torrevieja’s Plaza de la Constitución has been beautifully transformed with vibrant floral displays to celebrate both Valencian Community Day on October 9th and Spain’s National Day on October 12th. Led by councillor Concha Sala, the council’s Parks and Gardens Department has planted kalanchoes in four flowerbeds around the square, creating designs that mirror the colours of the two flags.

Two beds showcase the Valencian flag’s greens and yellows, while the remaining beds replicate the red and yellow hues of the Spanish flag. This colorful display breathes new life into Torrevieja’s iconic public space, a beloved gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, often hosting official celebrations. The floral arrangements also extend to the planters near the Archpriest Church of the Immaculate Conception, adding a cohesive touch to the overall decoration.

In addition to the new plantings, council gardening teams have diligently pruned and trimmed existing vegetation, cleaned the landscaped areas, and performed routine maintenance across the square. This effort complements the department’s ongoing upkeep, ensuring that the square and its surroundings are immaculate and ready to welcome both commemorative events.