Conservation and sustainability of Paradores of Spain

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The conservation policy of Paradores of Spain aims to preserve the country’s historical and cultural heritage while ensuring the economic sustainability and profitability of these establishments.

Paradores are hotels located in historic buildings, such as castles, monasteries, palaces, and fortresses, which have been restored and converted into high-quality tourist accommodations. To ensure the conservation of these buildings, ongoing restoration and maintenance work is carried out with the aim of preserving the integrity of the original structure and protecting the works of art and architectural features found inside.

In addition, the conservation policy of Paradores also includes measures to minimize the environmental impact of these establishments by promoting sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in all their activities. In this way, the goal is not only to preserve Spain’s cultural and architectural heritage, but also to contribute to environmental protection and promote sustainable tourism.