Royal Walls of Ceuta
An impressive set of fortified walls around the historic centre of Ceuta, with panoramic views of the city.
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An impressive set of fortified walls around the historic centre of Ceuta, with panoramic views of the city.
The heart of Ceuta, a central square surrounded by some of its most iconic buildings, including Ceuta Cathedral.
A mountain with panoramic views of Ceuta and the Strait of Gibraltar, ideal for hiking and enjoying the scenery.
An urban beach in Ceuta, a relaxing spot to enjoy the sea and sunbathe, with tourist facilities all around.
A modern leisure complex with pools, gardens and sea views, ideal for a family day out.
Restored medieval public baths, a testament to the city's Islamic past.
The Cathedral of Santa María de la Asunción, built on the site of the old main mosque next to Plaza de África.
A viewpoint on the slopes of Mount García Aldave overlooking the whole city, the Strait and the coast of the Peninsula.
Ceuta, on the African shore of the Strait of Gibraltar, packs cultures and history into a small space: the Royal Walls and their navigable moat, the Plaza de África with the Cathedral, the Arab Baths and Monte Hacho, from where you can see Gibraltar on clear days.
Start with the Royal Walls, continue to the Plaza de África and the Cathedral, take a swim at the Parque Marítimo del Mediterráneo and finish by going up Monte Hacho or to the Isabel II viewpoint.
The climate is mild all year. From May to October you can enjoy beaches like La Ribera, and in winter it is pleasant for walking.
By ferry from Algeciras, a crossing of about an hour, or by helicopter from Algeciras or Málaga.