Ceuta: what to see and where to eat
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Things to see
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Ceuta border fence
part of the Morocco–Spain border at Ceuta
Getting there Benzú IV - Biliones, about 25 min on foot
Cathedral of St Mary of the Assumption
cultural property in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Avenida Martínez Catena - Club Natación Caballa, about 1 min on foot
Royal Walls
Set of fortifications in the Spanish city of Ceuta
Getting there Avenida de España - Bar Noray, about 3 min on foot
Shrine of Our Lady of Africa
church building in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Avenida Martínez Catena - Club Natación Caballa, about 2 min on foot
Mario Sánchez Bueno from Ceuta, España / CC BY-SA 2.0
Monumento del Llano Amarillo
monument in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there San Amaro - Bolera, about 4 min on foot
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Iglesia de San Francisco
church building in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Calle Real - La Campana, about 3 min on foot
Marinid Walls of Ceuta
13th century walls in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Avenida Lisboa - frente a pisos San Daniel, about 2 min on foot
Chapel of San Antonio de Padua, Ceuta
church in Ceuta
Getting there San Amaro - Acceso Escalera, about 6 min on foot
Late Roman Basilica, Ceuta
cultural property in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Calle Independencia, about 1 min on foot
Benzú cave
cave in Benzú
Getting there Benzú IV - Biliones, about 2 min on foot
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Fort of Isabel II, Ceuta
cultural property in Ceuta, Spain
Getting there Carretera Loma Mendizábal - Acceso Centro Penitenciario, about 15 min on foot
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Places to eat
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