A surprising city, a mixture of Europe and northern Africa. I really appreciated their urban gardens and vegetation (magnificent trees and flowers everywhere). The views are spectacular (from the nearby mountains and the various promenades of the city) and the city centre very clean and well-kept. The people are also very nice and welcoming.

The city has a lot to see, people are nice and helpful as well. It's very safe , u can see policia everywhere helping tourists to get to their destination. People can intiate conversations with u without actually being introduced to you, they would smile and wave from across the street , so feel free to wave back and wish them a nice day. Better not plan to shop on Sunday or Saturday because almost everything closes , also around noon, most shops close "nap time".

Ceuta is beautiful. We had problems finding times when the museums were open. Fort was incredible. Water, beaches, and city are very clean. Beautiful views, quaint buildings, many old/historic structures. We enjoyed the city, and 2 days was perfect. We went in the off season; if we had come in the summer I would have wanted at least a day or two of beach time.

I was only here for a night en route to Morocco from Madrid, but it was very beautiful. The old walls and the beach and the central city was really next-level gorgeous around sunset and in the evening. I came on a sunday so a lot of restaurants were closed and it was a little difficult to find somewhere to eat, but I imagine any other day of the week it would have been fine. I knew I would only be there one night so I didn't do a whole lot of research into other things to do in the area, but it seems like it would be a cool place to spend a few days at the beach just relaxing, but didn't seem like there was a whole lot to do besides walk around and hang out. Which is not a problem, just depends on what you want to do!

Ceuta has a different feel than other spanish cities and you know that you are on the African coast. Nice compact centre with everything in walking distance. Plenty to walk around and see from the old walls and fortifications to more recent buildings. Many cafes and restaurants dotted around the town.

The people are relaxed and friendly. Few people can speak very poor English but using body language and hand signs along with slow basic English work very well. The food is acceptable and the weather was great. Good destination for shopping. We enjoyed it very much and we would like to go back.