Meeting 2022 - About Melilla |
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Located in North Africa and bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, Melilla is a tiny city of about 12 km2 and about 85,000 inhabitants.
Perhaps its most outstanding feature is its multiculturalism, since Christians, Muslims, Jews and a small community of Hindus have been living here
for centuries. Below, we recommend a series of brochures made by the office of tourism of the Autonomous City of Melilla, which hopefully help you to make your visit as pleasant and complete as possible Download the Files We are waiting for you! |
| You can reach the Autonomous City of Melilla from the Spanisch peninsula with ferries or airplanes. |
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Sea connection: You can reach Melilla through three peninsular ports: Malaga, Almeria and Motril. The shipping companies that operate the route are: - Acciona (Malaga and Almeria), - Balearia (Malaga and Almeria) and - FRS (Motril). You may consult the schedules and fares in the different accommodations available (armchair, cabin, shared cabin, etc.) on the following websites for more precise information at the time of your query: Balearia Acciona FRS |
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Air connection: Melilla is regularly connected with the cities of Malaga, Madrid, Granada, Seville, Almeria and Ceuta (by helicopter). On an extraordinary basis, these connections also include the Canary Islands and Barcelona, among others (check availability). The airlines operating these flights are mainly Iberia, through its subsidiary Air Nostrum , Air Europa (only on the connection to Malaga) and Hélity (Ceuta). We advise you to go to the websites to check schedules and prices, according to route. Iberia Group Air Europe Hélity Group |
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HOTEL TRYP MELILLA PUERTO Double room: from 81 euros/night Address: Explanada de San Lorenzo, s/n, 52004, Melilla Website | ||
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PARADOR NACIONAL DE MELILLA Double room: 90/100 euros in high season Address: Avda. Cándido Lobera, s/n 52001 Melilla Website | ||
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HOTEL ÁNFORA Address: Calle Pablo Vallescá, 12 Double room: 71 euros Double room for single use: 45 euros Website |
Gastronomic recommendations |
| In Melilla, the "tapeo" is part of the identity of our gastronomy. Each consumption includes a tapa to choose from a large number of possibilities and flavors. Fish and seafood are of good quality and, compared to the Peninsula, much cheaper. You can also try the typical food of Morocco (noodles, couscous, pastela, etc.) that do not leave indifferent even the most exquisite palates. A "must" are the pinchitos, a classic of our land. Special mention deserve those of Casa Sadia where, in addition, you can taste all kinds of Arab specialties among which are all the above mentioned. Good options to eat fish are Juanito de la Barca, Castelar, the Chiringuito de la Amistad or Paco Benítez. If you want elaborate options where fusion reigns, La Cala, Almoraima or La Traviata are good choices. Another must on our culinary route is the Moorish tea in any of the cafes in the city. Los Arcos is one of the great classics of the city, in the heart of downtown. If you want a tea shop in the purest Arab style, perfectly themed, we suggest Nazarí. More details about gastronomy and culture can be found on the website of Melilla Tourism: Website |