Huelva has been a hotbed of exchange with America and Africa, today the city is in an advantageous position to play a meaningful role in the global economy in the 21st century.
Today, Huelva is a technopole and energy hub. The economic significance of its industrial centre, makes it a suitable location for attracting new investment in a sector that is so important to global sustainability.
Additionally, Huelva is a logistic hub due to its port activity which is increasingly diverse and has greater competitive flexibility.
In the knowledge economy, innovation, creativity and trained human capital are a requirement to achieve competitive cities. The University of Huelva, in close collaboration with the production and business base, today makes us a global example of technological development in the fruit and vegetable production process, specially in the strawberry and berry sector.
Huelva is a treasure waiting to be discovered; a welcoming city whose nature is to offer quality to its visitors, making it a unique experience.
DISCOVER HUELVA
Huelva Stands for Energy
The city of Huelva has the greatest industrial concentration of energy and chemical production on Europe’s south Atlantic coast, the third largest in Spain.
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Huelva Stands for Innovation
Huelva has become the top strawberry producer in Europe, accounting for 90% of the strawberries produced in Spain, and it is the second in the world after California.
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Huelva Stands for Quality Life
Huelva is a welcoming city that offers both its residents and those who visit it, an environment for a great quality of life.
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Huelva, Doorway to Europe
Huelva’s geostrategic location makes it the most important intersection between the Atlantic and Europe, since its port, situated at 150 nautical miles from the Strait of Gibraltar, converges with the main international maritime lines.
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Huelva Stands for Knowledge
The University of Huelva, founded in 1993, is currently the most important learning centre in the province. 13,000 students each academy course, there and there are more than 900 lecturers in the nine centres distributed over four university campuses and 32 departments of expertise.
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Huelva is the Light
The Costa de la Luz in Huelva goes from river to river over the length of more than 122 km of beaches, going from the mouth of the Guadiana to the mouth of the Guadalquivir.
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