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House of Crystals
Casa de los Cristales
It is a Neo-Arabic style building in the Spanish city of Melilla. It is on Calle General Prim, within the Ensanche Modernista district. The building stands out for its distinctive architectural style, which blends Arabesque influences with the modernist tendencies of the time. The House of Crystals is known for its use of ornate glasswork and intricate detailing, which are prominent features of its design. It is one of the many examples of eclectic architecture in Melilla, showcasing the city’s rich cultural and architectural heritage, particularly during the period of early 20th-century expansion. The building is a significant part of Melilla’s unique skyline and an important landmark in the Ensanche Modernista area.
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Jazz Days
Jornadas de Jazz
The UNED (National University of Distance Education) hosts annual Jazz Days showcasing national and international jazz talent. These events have gained national recognition over the years.
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La Avenida
La Avenida is the main artery of Melilla, located in the Héroes de España neighborhood, formerly known as Reina Victoria, in district 2 in the northern part of the city. The avenue begins at Plaza del Comandante Benítez and ends at Plaza de España. This central avenue is a key thoroughfare in Melilla, connecting important areas of the city and serving as a vital route for vehicles and pedestrians. It is surrounded by notable buildings and offers a bustling atmosphere, making it a significant part of the city's urban landscape and daily life.
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