This square is the emblematic courtyard of the town. Note the Neo-Mudéjar fountain of brick and azulejos from the 1930s surrounded by palm trees. On this square stands the Church of Our Lady of Palma , an 18C baroque and neo-classical building, and ..

Situated on Plaza Palma. This concrete and steel construction was designed by Spanish engineer Eduardo Torroja in the 1950s. It is original because the roof does rests on only four points, which at the time was a great feat of engineering.

In 1999, the town hall moved to the last remains of these 13C baths to María Cristina Park . They were once part of the Mérinides residence, owned by a Moroccan dynasty that reigned in Algeciras for a number of years. A noria and well have been rebu..

This museum is in a large house in the centre of the pretty Acacias Park. It contains a number of exhibits from the Roman era including amphora and corks, which show the commercial importance of the bay of Algeciras. Note also the pieces relating to ..