Melilla is an autonomous city located on the northern coast of Africa, bordered by Morocco. It is one of the two Spanish exclaves on the continent, alongside Ceuta. Melilla has a rich history influenced by various cultures, including Iberian, Phoenician, Roman, and Arab, which can be seen in its architecture and cultural practices.
The city is known for its unique blend of cultures, with a diverse population that includes Spaniards, Moroccans, and other ethnic groups. This diversity is reflected in the local customs, traditions, and gastronomy. Melilla also features a well-preserved old town, which showcases a mix of historical buildings and fortifications that date back to the 16th century.
Economically, Melilla thrives on trade and tourism, benefiting from its strategic location. The port of Melilla facilitates commerce between Europe and Africa, while the city's warm climate and rich cultural heritage attract visitors. Melilla's unique status as a Spanish territory in Africa contributes to its distinct identity and ongoing social dynamics.
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