This space, located at the emblematic Faro Viewpoint, is not only a spot with privileged views of the Mediterranean but also a silent witness to the Spanish Civil War. The intervention, funded by the Diputación de Valencia and drafted with the collaboration of the Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), has allowed the original appearance of this defensive complex to be recovered.

Visitors will be able to tour the underground gallery that served as a powder magazine and shelter for the guard corps. During the works, inappropriate elements have been removed, graffiti has been cleaned, and a modern lighting and ventilation system has been installed to make the space fully musealizable.

The project has placed special emphasis on the coastal battery, restoring the maneuvering circles where the artillery pieces were located, which guarded the horizon against the threat of Italian aviation attacking from the Balearic Islands.

The action transforms the Faro Viewpoint into an authentic open-air museum that includes the Shelter and Powder Magazine (a reinforced concrete construction), the artillery platforms (to understand the Republic's defense system), the Cullera Defense Memorial (a sculpture that pays tribute to the population's resistance), and the command bunker (located on a promontory for visual control of operations).

This opening completes the municipality's democratic memory route, joining the already visitable shelter beneath the Market Gardens. With this initiative, Cullera consolidates itself as a key destination for cultural and historical tourism, offering an experience that combines scenic beauty with the rigor of recent history.