Parador de Ceuta

Ceuta can be reached by land, sea and air. Its Mediterranean climate means that both summers and winters are mild, making it the perfect destination for any time of the year. Its long coastline gives you the chance to practise water sports such as scuba diving or snorkelling, kayaking or sport fishing, among others. All of these activities are available to visitors at the Estación Naútica de Ceuta. Possibility of carrying out team-building activities Near the Parador de Ceuta is the Royal Walls monument complex, marking the boundaries of the old city. Here you’ll find the Baluarte de los Mallorquines, the oldest bastions in the complex, and the Royal Moat, the only salt-water moat that is currently navigable. You can also visit the Museum of the Legion and the Fort of Monte Hacho. A stroll through the city will take you to the Baroque sanctuary of Our Lady of Africa and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, the Late Roman Basilica and the Arab Baths, the Monument to the Fallen in the African War, and the Museum of Ceuta. The 20th-century Palais de l'Assemblée is noteworthy for its impressive interior staircase and its Throne Room decorated in the French style. Ceuta is a border city with Morocco. The neighbouring cities of Tetouan (40 km) and Tangier (100 km) are also good options for an excursion.

Monumental Complex of the Royal Walls and the San Felipe Moat An impressive defensive system showcasing centuries of military architecture and the city’s strategic importance. El Hacho Citadel A fortified enclosure offering panoramic views of the city, the Strait of Gibraltar, and the surrounding coastline. Merinid Walls Medieval fortifications built during the Merinid period, reflecting the city’s Islamic heritage. Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption The main religious building of the city, blending Gothic and Renaissance architectural elements. Caliphal Gate An ancient gate dating back to the Caliphal era, a key remnant of early Islamic urban planning. Mediterranean Maritime Park A modern seaside leisure complex with pools, gardens, and views of the Mediterranean Sea. Late Roman Basilica Archaeological remains from the Late Roman period, offering insight into early Christian worship. Legion Museum, Regulares Museum and El Desnarigado Military Museum Museums dedicated to the city’s military history and its most emblematic regiments. Shrine of Our Lady of Africa A place of pilgrimage and devotion, reflecting Ceuta’s cultural heritage and spiritual traditions. Arab Baths Well-preserved remains of medieval bathhouses illustrating daily life in Islamic times. San Antonio Viewpoint A scenic lookout with excellent views over the city and the African coastline. Tangier (100 km) A vibrant Moroccan city easily reached by ferry, ideal for a cultural day trip.