The city of Melilla emerged within natural walls, the largest of which is the sea. Over time, stone fortifications were added, and today they represent one of the city's main attractions. Here you will discover the beauty of one of the least known parts of Spain for travelers. It offers any number of attractions in just 12 square kilometers.
Melilla can boast as many modernist buildings as Madrid, surpassed only by Barcelona and Valencia. As you stroll along Juan Carlos Avenue, you will discover treasures such as La Reconquista Building and Melul House, both by Spanish architect Enrique Nieto, who spent several years working with Gaudí on Milá House in Barcelona.
The city is a paradise to be discovered. You will be fascinated by its tranquil beaches; beautiful modernist buildings; and the fortifications that still stand in the open air, their grounds converted into museums of the past; and the Parador, the perfect choice for your stay here.
The Parador de Melilla is located atop a hill, offering lovely views of the walled city and the long beaches around it. The building stands high above a small valley, in the upper part of Lobera Park. Bathed in North African light, you will enjoy the tranquility of the private garden and refreshing swimming pool. Cozy, comfortable facilities offer elegant simplicity in the décor in the guest rooms, with lovely panoramic views from the balconies.
The Parador is located in the Ataque Seco neighborhood, near Lobera Park and Fort Victoria. The city can be reached by boat or plane from the peninsula.