Melilla

Melilla is a Spanish city located on the northeastern coast of Morocco in North Africa. The city is a Spanish territorial exclave and shares a border with Morocco. Melilla is known for its multinational population and cultural heritage, blending Spanish, Moorish, and European influences. The region’s history as a fortress dates back to its conquest by the Moors in the 8th century, and it has been a Spanish colony since 1497. Melilla is renowned for its architecture, including the Castillo de María Cristina, the Fuente de Villa-Vivienda, and the Church of Notre Dame de la Victoria. Trade and fishing are key sectors of the local economy, and tourism has been developing in recent years.

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