Melilla

Natural caves beneath the old city that were used as storage, refuge, and later as a convent. Now open to visitors as a unique underground attraction.

Category: Natural Landmark

The main urban park of Melilla featuring beautiful landscaped gardens, fountains, and walking paths. An oasis in the city center.

Category: Park

Several beautiful Mediterranean beaches including Playa de la Hípica, Playa de San Lorenzo, and Playa de los Cárabos, offering water sports and relaxation.

Category: Beaches

The fortified old town dating back to the 15th century, featuring impressive defensive walls and historic buildings. Also known as El Pueblo.

Category: Historical Monument

Collection of over 500 modernist buildings designed by Enrique Nieto, a disciple of Antoni Gaudí. The second most important modernist architectural collection in Spain after Barcelona.

Category: Architectural Heritage

Located within the old fortress, this museum houses artifacts from Melilla's rich past, from prehistoric times through the Phoenician, Roman, and Arab periods to the present.

Category: Museum

The central square of Melilla featuring the main government buildings and beautiful modernist architecture. It's the heart of the city's civic life.

Category: Public Square