مرحبا بيك اخي انايا ( العادل ) بغينا نناديك بالاسم ديالك.. وانشالله تروح وترجع بسلامه يااخ الجميع
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تروح و ترجع انشالله يا عدولة بخير ولا تنسى التقرير و الصور
( وين الغيبة الطويلة اشتقنالك و اشتقنا لمشاركاتك )

تروح و ترجع ان شا الله بكل خير
اتمنالك التوفيق
اخى الحبيب عادل
تحياتى لك

جزاك الله خير أخي عادل لأنه كم مرة نمر من عند سبتة ولا ندخل فيها رغم وجود الفيزآ معنا فأننا نذهب لماربيآ وباقي المدن ولم يتسنا لنا زيارة مدينة سبتة تشكر بيزآآآآآف

اخي الغالي anaya22
رحلة سعيدة وترجع بالسلامة لكازا الحبيبه ..
اخي هي فرصه لتعرفنا بهذه المدينة
فالكثير يطلبون معلومات عنها سياحياً ..
وفقك الله

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معلومات عن مدينة سبتة??
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceuta

Unknown to most of the world- the European Union is present in Africa too. When Spain handed over most of northern Morocco to the newly independent kingdom in 1956, they kept Ceuta and Melilla (about 250 kms further east) as well as some uninhabited islands off the northern coast. It has been under Spanish control since 1580, and if you ask one of the locals here about the enclaves' future, you will understand that there is little motivation for entering Morocco proper.

is divided into two zones sliding into one another. To the east, around and near the real peninsula, practically all inhabitants are Spanish, and the feel to everything around you is all Spanish. But as soon as you head west, coming closer to the border area, you spot the first mosques, the women you see more often wear traditional conservative Moroccan clothes. At the very border- even on the Spanish side of it- you have already reached Morocco. Large groups of day workers and wholesalers (married middle-aged women represent a large part of this group) have put up markets where cheap contraband is being sold, where after it is imported to Morocco through the magic of bribing the totally corrupt border police.

But is Ceuta worth the visit? It is true that architecture is little new from what mainland Spain can offer- and there are few landmarks. But is absolutely a friendly place, and if you take the time to walk around places like Monte Hacho, there will be a good number places to check out. The biggest problem with Ceuta is that there is only 20 metres of beach (stone beach).