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New video surveillance system for safer tourism

An intelligent video-surveillance system has been implemented to enhance security, protect heritage, and optimize urban traffic.

It includes 36 high-resolution cameras distributed across 18 strategic locations.
Connectivity is ensured through a secure 4G network and cloud storage with ENS High-Level certification.
Centralized management is carried out from the Local Police Headquarters, with secure remote access.

 

Where the cameras have been installed

  • Roman Bridge and Tajo River surroundings
  • Prado Basilica and Gardens
  • Carnicerías and Corredera del Cristo Walls
  • Reloj Square and San Francisco Street
  • “Las Mondas” mural
  • Paseo de los Arqueros
  • Access points to the Isla de la Cerámica Center and the “Virgen del Pilar” Hydroelectric Power Plant

 

Technology and features

  • Intelligent video analytics: movement detection, crowd monitoring, and pedestrian flow analysis.
  • License Plate Recognition (LPR) for access control and traffic management.
  • Interactive maps showing camera locations and real-time status.

Scalable architecture, prepared for future expansions and integration with other urban control platforms.

 

Privacy and guarantees

  • Strict compliance with the LOPDGDD and regulations governing the use of video cameras by law enforcement.
  • Reinforced data security and protection.

 

Benefits

  • Improved safety for residents and visitors.
  • Active protection of historical, cultural, and natural heritage.
  • Better traffic and flow management in high-concentration areas.
  • A boost to the Smart City model: technology serving quality of life and safe tourism

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Recovery of the 19th century pottery

Recovery of the 19th century pottery

Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity

First Anniversary of the designation of Talavera’s Ceramics
as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

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