Ceuta, Spanish Morocco
A tiny Spanish city-enclave of just 19 square kilometres on the Moroccan side of the Straits of Gibraltar, ceded to Madrid by the Portuguese over 400 years ago.
Ringed by the sea, the hilly streets of duty-free Ceuta have a unique atmosphere and heritage, European yet African, with sights that include the massive 14th century city walls, a pirate's castle, lakes, waterfalls and landscaped gardens.
