Ceuta takes its name from the ancient Septem Fratres—the Seven Brothers. Barely 20 square kilometers and home to just 84,000 inhabitants, its spirit is unmistakably universal: a place where four cultures coexist in harmony, where the Mediterranean merges with the Atlantic, and where Phoenicians, Visigoths, Arabs, and Portuguese left their indelible mark across the centuries. Its black-and-white flag perfectly reflects what Ceuta is—a European city set on African soil.

The maritime wealth of Ceuta goes far beyond sport. Here, where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic and history rises above centuries-old walls, every experience becomes unrepeatable.

Pennsylvania embodies a deep cultural and administrative diversity. The state is divided into 67 counties, within which communities are categorized as cities, boroughs, and townships. A borough is generally smaller than a city and operates with its own local government, preserving distinctive identities. There are 958 boroughs, each with its own character—from former industrial villages to revitalized artistic enclaves.