Melilleando Tour

Melilleando Tour offers three guided tours: 1. Fortress of Melilla Tour: A tour of Melilla la Vieja, exploring the city's military history. 2. Modernism and Art Nouveau Tour: Discover modernist and Art Nouveau architecture in Melilla’s representative buildings. 3. Museums and Amazigh Jewelry Exhibition (19th-20th Century): Visits to museums and an exhibition on Amazigh jewelry from the 19th and 20th centuries. These tours provide insight into the history, architecture, and culture of Melilla. On Facebook. On Instagram.

Price: €10 to €50
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