Ceuta Travel Guide, Spain

The city of Ceuta happens to be one of the few autonomous cities in Spain which means that it has its own government which is responsible for its own governing and has very less connections with the central government. It is located on Strait of Gibraltar which is responsible for connecting Morocco with Spain. In this Ceuta Travel Guide we will put forward some points regarding this city that you must be aware of whenever you are about to visit this city.

Ceuta Travel Guide - Economy

Currency that prevails in Ceuta is Euro. To improve the economy of Ceuta the government of Spain tagged as the part of the low tax zone so as to attract more local as well as international business. Ceuta also has a port (which was the major port of Spain during the 1960s) of its own which increases its economical importance by many folds. As of now the major chunk of Ceuta’s economy depends on various businesses conducted via its port and also the retail plus industrial centers located in this happening city.

Ceuta also happens to be a major port which links the city to plazas de soberania. During the 1980s it is said that around 2.5 million people used this port so as to enter Morocco or the major lands of Spain. It was during the 1990s when the government of Spain had to use strict rules so as to tell the public that this port was made for business related activities and not for public related activities.

Ceuta Travel Guide - Demographics

As per the census of year 2006 the population for the city of Ceuta was around 78000 inhabitants and this makes Ceuta as one of the few very populated port cities of Spain.

The total area of stretch for this city is around 78 kilometer square and due to this its population density becomes around 2710 inhabitants per kilometer square which reflects that this city is heavily populated. You might not find the peace of mind that many tourists look for in their tours to various cities yet it is an important tourist destination due to various tourist hot spots located in this city.

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