However, it was clarified that the transfer centers of waste that the city has and are free will remain closed. We talked about all the bulky trash to throw away in Tronador and Boerr; and Quimey and Novella. From disused appliances and furniture to pruning remains, debris, covers, technological devices, among others.
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Maria Isabel Sanchez
In these centers, waste such as plastic, metal, paper and cardboard can also be separated at source. The objective is to reuse them again and provide work to the cooperative that is carrying out this task in the Neuquén Environmental Complex.
What will happen to public passenger transport?
Meanwhile, it was officially reported that the public transport of passengers will operate with the frequency of Sundays. There will be no charge metered parking by the company SAEM (Automated Metered Parking System) in the city center.
The Tourism offices and guided activities will work normally in the hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The municipal cemeteries They will remain open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Claudio Espinoza
The Citizen Service line 147 It will not work but Civil Protection line 103 will remain in service, 24 hours a day.
In addition, the security guard remains active. Undersecretary of Women from 8 to 20.
To communicate with the legal area, telephones are enabled: 299-5940203 and 299-5121506; for the psychological area: 299-5940216 and 299-5940254; Social work: 299-5940202.
Proposals for this long weekend
Guided tours are added to the schedule of activities: a tour of Parque Norte, “Luis Antonini” forest; “Las Bardas” Linear Park and “Neuquino Stories of Yesterday.”
He Linear park It allows, through its seven viewpoints, to appreciate different points of the city of Neuquén, see its growth, see the relief of walls and the vegetation of Biome Monte.
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For its part, the tour of North Park -implanted forest “Juan Luis Antoninii, with its trails, allows you to know and appreciate the contrast of the two types of vegetation, both native and implanted. From the viewpoint you can see the Rincón de Emilio neighborhood, the Alto Valle, the plateaus, the Plaza del Centenario and the Christ of the Brotherhood.
Meanwhile, the proposal “Neuquino stories of yesterday” It arises at the request of visitors who have participated in activities such as the Historical Pedestrian Circuit or the Tourist Bus, where different places in the city are toured through its history and buildings, as well as characters from the first years of institutional life. of Neuquén society.
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Tour the city
Those who wish to participate in these new activities can register in person. 30 minutes before of the departure time, in the downtown tourist information office.
In addition to these three new proposals, the Municipality will offer a tour to the Hiroki Peninsula during these two long weekends. The first tour will be next Sunday, June 16, starting at 10.
Guided tours of the Talero Tower also continue. The next tour will be on Saturday, June 15 at 11:30 a.m. and then on Monday, June 17 at 5 p.m.
The coastal minibus will take visitors to explore the shores of the Limay River to see the new viewpoints and wonderful places that Neuquén nature offers. There will be a tour on Sunday the 16th at 2:30 p.m.
The historic pedestrian circuit is planned for next Monday, June 17 at 2:30 p.m. To register for any of these free tourist opportunities, it is necessary to contact the Municipality through its social networks.
