Open since 1975, Marhaba is a local classic and one of the smartest restaurants in town, specialising in fish (done well). The main room is very large, but there’s a cosier terrace at the back with fishing nets and plastic lobsters. No alcohol.
Restaurant Marhaba
Nador
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
7.94 MILES
Perched over the Mediterranean, Melilla la Vieja is a prime example of the fortress strongholds that the Spaniards built along the Moroccan littoral…
7.85 MILES
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Casa Ibáñez Museum De Arte Contemporáneo
7.94 MILES
Melilla's best gallery can be found inside Torre de la Vela, an 18th-century building within the fortress walls. It's worth wandering the six showrooms…
7.85 MILES
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7.89 MILES
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7.97 MILES
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Museo de Historia, Arqueología y Etnográfico
7.92 MILES
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Playa de la Ensanada de los Galápagos
7.99 MILES
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Africa's only active bullfighting ring is operational just once a year for Melilla's Virgen de la Victoria festival. Otherwise, the 8,000-person stadium…
7.84 MILES
The spacious palm-lined park right at the heart of the city is perfect for lounging on a bench with a book or zigzagging through the maze of blue and…
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Plaza de España is the beating heart of Melilla, with arteries leading to the modernist new town and fortress. It's also where you can catch a bus to the…
7.85 MILES
Nieto’s art-deco Palacio de Asamblea, whose floor plan depicts a ducal crown, is an operating town hall, although the staff at the entrance are willing to…
7.89 MILES
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7.91 MILES
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The main entrance to the Melilla la Vieja fortress is Puerta de la Marina, a gate which once had a drawbridge system with chains and a moat.
8. Museo de Historia, Arqueología y Etnográfico
7.92 MILES
The fortress' warehouses are now home to two fascinating museums; one dedicated to the history of the Amazigh (Berber), Sephardic (Jewish) and Gitana …