Ceuta, Spain - Visiting Europe in Africa

[@TheAdventuresofMegGreg]

I have never heard of Ceuta before! So cool it’s right on the border of Morocco. The guard tower is so amazing. What an incredible place and such beautiful views. I love the buildings there and the gorgeous architecture. And those churches! Wow. Thanks for bringing us around! Great video as always 😊

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks. There is always somewhere new to explore over here.

[@nikosniko7092]

So cool never knew this place existed! Total ball drop on my end - cheers

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

It was a very interesting place to visit. There is another Spanish enclave in Africa called Melilla. I might visit there also.

[@robmurphy6077]

Really enjoyed this one 😊

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it

[@mintukumarnath8173]

Thanks Brather

[@mohammedsharif2651]

Such a nice trip and video. Thank you 👏😀

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it

[@eastcoasthobbygardening9147]

Wow. What a beautiful place.

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

It really is.

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Nice to see you in Ceuta. 👍

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

It's a very interesting place to visit.

[@MikeNouraei]

Thanks for sharing; definitely this one and Melilla are on my list of places to visit when we settle in Spain later this year…
Would love to get in touch and chat a bit after we complete the formalities once we enter Spain with the non-lucrative visa in a short few months. What would be the best way to connect?

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Melilla is also on my list to visit. That would be great, here is my email. [e-mail]

[@REGGIETPLUS]

was there any scooter rental around

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

I did not see any. I'm not sure there would be a big enough market, it's quite congested there and very hilly except for a few areas. But worth checking into if you plan on visiting, wonderful place.

[@warrenroby6907]

I regret not making it to Ceuta during my 6 months of working in Morocco.

[@MikeNouraei]

Quick question. I have applied for my NIE here in the US and received it from Houston Consulate. However, watching your other video again, you were mentioning TIE.
What is the difference and is it the same as NIE?
Appreciate your insights.

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Hi, the TIE is different from the NIE. You will receive the TIE after your appointment with the Policia Nacional. It is the Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero, or foreigner ID card.