last edited Dec 11, 2019
What to See in Gibraltar
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Location
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Gibraltar has one site listed by UNESCO (in 2016): Gorham's Cave Complex, which holds primarily scientific and historical value rather than being a major tourist attraction.
Sites, Monuments, and Architectural Landmarks
Museums
Parks and Gardens
Recommended
Gibraltar Rock
★★★ Towering 426 m above the city, this site (a designated nature reserve) is the territory's most famous attraction, known for its monkeys and…
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Moorish Castle of Gibraltar
★★ The remains of a medieval fortress located on the Rock. More broadly, the Moorish Castle also refers to the medieval fortifications of…
Gibraltar Museum
★★ The place showcases the history, culture, and traditions of Gibraltar over time.
Mediterranean Steps
★★ This is the trail that allows you to climb to the top of the Rock while enjoying a beautiful view of the surroundings.
St. Michael's Cave
★★ These caves were used in the Neolithic era but also served as a hospital during World War II and are now an occasional concert venue. They…
Gibraltar Tunnels and Undergrounds
★★ These are 70 kilometres of tunnels in the Upper Rock, dug and used during both the Siege of Gibraltar in the late 18th century and World…
City Under Siege
★ A permanent exhibition in an early 18th-century building recounting the life of the British garrison during the same period.
Gibraltar Botanic Gardens
★ Six hectares of gardens open from 8:00 AM until sunset, which you can visit for free.
Europa Point
★ At the southernmost tip of the territory, you can see the strait, Algeciras, and Morocco. The spot is also home to a lighthouse, a mosque…