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What to See in Gibraltar
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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
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, comprising ancient walls, gates, and medieval buildings.
The remains of a medieval fortress located on the Rock. More broadly, the Moorish Castle also refers to the medieval fortifications of Gibraltar, comprising ancient walls, gates, and medieval buildings.
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.
This is the trail that allows you to climb to the top of the Rock while enjoying a beautiful view of the surroundings.
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, and the Church of Our Lady of Europe.
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, and the Church of Our Lady of Europe.
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 panoramic views. Locally, it's called the Upper Rock. You can reach it by car, on foot, or by cable car. Entry includes visits to the Moorish fortress, St Michael's Cave, City under Siege, the Great Siege Tunnels, and the Military Heritage Centre.
Towering 426 m above the city, this site (a designated nature reserve) is the territory's most famous attraction, known for its monkeys and panoramic views. Locally, it's called the Upper Rock. You can reach it by car, on foot, or by cable car. Entry includes visits to the Moorish fortress, St Michael's Cave, City under Siege, the Great Siege Tunnels, and the Military Heritage Centre.
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 are located on the Rock of Gibraltar site.
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 are located on the Rock of Gibraltar site.
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 War II. While the Great Siege Tunnels are included in the Rock entry fee, the WWII Tunnels cost £8 per adult.
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 War II. While the Great Siege Tunnels are included in the Rock entry fee, the WWII Tunnels cost £8 per adult.
Museums
City Under Siege
A permanent exhibition in an early 18th-century building recounting the life of the British garrison during the same period.
A permanent exhibition in an early 18th-century building recounting the life of the British garrison during the same period.
Parks and Gardens
Gibraltar Botanic Gardens
Six hectares of gardens open from 8:00 AM until sunset, which you can visit for free.
Six hectares of gardens open from 8:00 AM until sunset, which you can visit for free.
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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…