Ceuta

The main Catholic cathedral of Ceuta built on the site of a former mosque. Features Gothic and Baroque architectural elements with a beautiful facade and important religious artifacts inside.

Category: Religious Site

The main commercial boulevard of Ceuta featuring shops, restaurants, cafes and modern buildings. A hub for shopping and social gatherings with European and Moroccan influences.

Category: Commercial Street

A coastal nature reserve featuring diverse marine ecosystems, walking trails and observation points. Important for local biodiversity conservation and environmental education.

Category: Nature Reserve

A prominent hill hosting an ancient fortress with panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and Moroccan coastline. Home to the Ermita de San Antonio chapel and a military fortress.

Category: Natural Landmark

Designed by renowned artist César Manrique, this maritime park features saltwater pools, gardens, fountains, restaurants and recreational areas. Located near the Royal Walls with spectacular views of the Mediterranean.

Category: Park

The central square of Ceuta featuring the Cathedral of St. Mary, government buildings, and the Sanctuary of Nuestra Señora de África, patroness of the city. Important for civic and religious ceremonies.

Category: Public Square

Impressive 16th century Renaissance fortifications designed by Italian engineers to protect the city. Features moats, drawbridges and is considered one of the most important military architectural complexes in North Africa.

Category: Historical Monument