evidence: If you are planning to visit Melilla, don't hesitate, because your trip to this Spanish city in African territory will be unforgettable. An authentic, historic military fortress, modernist architecture and cuisine with a fusion of flavours await you. It also has direct links by sea and air with the cities of Malaga, Granada, Motril and Almeria (Andalusia), and Madrid. Although there are many reasons to visit Melilla, these four will be enough to make you fall in love with it: [...] Melilla is the city in Spain with the second highest number of modernist buildings after Barcelona, thanks in large part to Enrique Nieto, Gaudi's apprentice who lived in Melilla from 1909. Melilla's modernism can be clearly seen in its curved buildings, full of movement and natural motifs or women's faces, which contrast with the geometric forms of its classical buildings.The so-called Golden Triangle, where some of the city's most renowned modernist works are located, such as the Palacio de la Asamblea, the Casa Melul, the Reconquista building and the Plaza de Menéndez Pelayo, is a must-see.