Ceuta is a Spanish city on the North African coast, facing the Strait of Gibraltar. Distances here are measured from the inner harbour of the Port of Ceuta: the Royal Walls (Murallas Reales), with their navigable moat and bastions, are a… More about Ceuta →
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Distances here are measured from the inner harbour of the Port of Ceuta. From there, the Royal Walls and Plaza de Africa are each about 700 m on foot, Parque Maritimo del Mediterraneo is 1.3 km, and Monte Hacho is a 3.9 km drive.
0.7 km · ~10 min by car
A mostly flat 700 m walk of about 10 minutes.
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Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
The Royal Walls, Plaza de Africa and Parque Maritimo are within an 18-minute walk of the inner harbour; Monte Hacho is a short drive. No official bus or taxi fares are published.
Ceuta is a Spanish city on the North African coast, facing the Strait of Gibraltar. Distances here are measured from the inner harbour of the Port of Ceuta: the Royal Walls (Murallas Reales), with their navigable moat and bastions, are a mostly flat 700 m walk of about 10 minutes, and Plaza de Africa is a 700 m walk of about 9 minutes. Parque Maritimo del Mediterraneo is 1.3 km away, an 18-minute walk, and the Mirador de San Antonio on Monte Hacho is a 3.9 km drive of about 10-16 minutes.
Fortress with parapets, moats and galleries first built in the Middle Ages; the Portuguese added two sections of the Royal Wall with bastions, a navigable moat and a drawbridge. Bastions still standing include Coraza Alta, Bandera and Mallorquines.