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Horcas Coloradas Beach

Playa de Horcas Coloradas

Horcas Coloradas Beach is one of the most popular beaches in Melilla, known for its golden sand, calm waters, and reddish rock formations that give it its name. It is an ideal place for swimming, water activities, and relaxation, and offers services such as bars and restaurants. Its natural setting makes it an attractive destination for both residents and tourists.

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Central Mosque of Melilla
Mezquita Central de Melilla
The building is located near the central hub of the Autonomous City of Melilla, just a few metres from Plaza de España, in district number 2, in the neighborhood known as General Gómez Jordana.
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Central Market of Melilla
Mercado Central de Melilla
The main market in the city, it’s a popular spot for purchasing fresh produce such as fruits, vegetables, fish, seafood, meats, and spices. It’s a lively place where visitors can experience the vibrancy and diversity of Melilla through the variety of products on offer.
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Lobera Park
Parque Lobera
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Open from 08:30 to 22:00 during spring and summer; from 08:30 to 21:00 during fall and winter.Free
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Or Zoruah Synagogue
Arabesque architecture, designed by Enrique Nieto in 1924. Downstairs a tacky bargain store, but the façade is well-preserved. Visits can be arranged through the Tourist Information Kiosk on the Plaza Espana.