Gibraltar is situated at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula and is recognised historically as the southernmost point of Europe. At it’s highest point, O’Hara’s Battery, the Rock of Gibraltar measures 426m (1400ft) tall and is strategically positioned at the western end of the Mediterranean, forming one of the ancient Pillars of Hercules.
– The Cable Car
– e-Bike Tours
– Guided Walks
– Nature Trails
– Stand Up Paddle
– Dolphin Watching
– Lemur Experience
– Gin Distillery
– Art Galleries
– World War II Tunnels
– UNESCO World Heritage Site
– & National Museum
– Beaches
– Nature Reserve attraction sites
– Alameda Botanic Gardens
– The Gibraltar Museum
– Apes Den
– Charles V Wall
– City Under Siege Exhibition
– WWII Tunnels
– Jews’ Gate & Jews’ Gate Cemetery
– Mediterranean Steps
– Nature Trails
– Northern Defences
– O’Hara’s Battery
– Pillars of Hercules
– Princess Caroline’s Battery
– Military Heritage Centre
– Skywalk
– St. Michael’s Cave
– Great Siege Tunnels
– The Lime Kiln
– Moorish Castle
– Windsor Suspension Bridge
– Pillars of Hercules
– St Michael’s Cave
– The Skywalk
– Moorish Castle
– Great Siege Tunnels
– Barbary Macaques (1 hour 45 minutes)
Standing 340 metres directly above sea level, the Skywalk is located higher than the tallest point of London’s The Shard. Gibraltar’s Skywalk offers breath-taking 360º views spanning three countries and two continents.
This spectacular feat of engineering is 71 metres in length, across a 50-metre-deep gorge affording visitors magnificent views of across the strait, bay and city.
An immersive light and sound installation expressing layers upon layers of history fused with the Rock.
The Awakening illuminates these sculptures of time and reawakens their hidden story. The experience culminates within the main cavern in a 360-degree projection and light spectacle.
– Campion Park
– Casemates Square
– Commonwealth Park
– Duty Free Shopping
– Food & Drink
– Gibraltar Parliament Building
– Irish Town
– King’s Bastion Leisure Centre
– Landport Gate – was the only land entrance into the city of Gibraltar in the 1700s
– Line Wall – The remnants of Gibraltar’s defensive city wall dating back to the 1700’s
– Re-enactment Society – The Ceremony of the Keys is re-enacted every Saturday at midday
– The Convent
– Gibraltar Distillery Company
– Art Galleries
– The Convent M
– The Gibraltar Museum
– Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned
Casemates Square
A simple stroll from the Gibraltar International Airport and the frontier, Ocean Village offers over 20 vibrant oceanfront restaurants and bars with expansive views across the Mediterranean Sea. Whether you’re after an intimate dining experience, a casual coffee, a cosy pub or a refreshing cocktail at sunset on a hot summer’s night, Ocean Village has what you’re looking for.
Formerly known as Orange Bastion, the defence placement held six guns back in 1758 that were intended to fire out on ships located on the other side of the defensive wall. In the 1790s, Sir William Green oversaw improvements to Gibraltar’s defences and arranged for a counterguard to be constructed as additional defences which would eventually lead to its renaming as Chatham Counterguard.
Nowadays this important historical wall and it’s vaults have been transformed into a lively strip of restaurants and bars, some of which provide regular music and cultural events. The strip, although still retaining its heritage importance, is particularly lively in the evenings with international eateries, wine tasting and music for all tastes.
With its impressive backdrop of luxury apartments, yachts, restaurants and bars, Queensway Quay Marina is a luxurious spot to sit down and grab a bite to eat in the heart of Gibraltar.
Situated at the foot of the Rock of Gibraltar the Botanic Gardens boasts a collection of plant species from the Mediterranean and arid habitats.
Nestled in the beautiful Alameda Botanic Gardens, the AWCP is home to a collection of both exotic and native species. “Move it, move it” and meet the ring-tailed and brown lemurs up close. Bring your kids along to this experience for the chance to feed and learn about these little primates (open to ALL AGES). Opening hours are 10am to 4.45pm, Monday to Sunday.
– Catalan Bay – A Genoese fishing village known locally as ‘La Caleta’
– Eastern Beach – Gibraltar’s largest beach
– Sandy Bay – A secluded beach formed by Saharan Sand
– Camp Bay & Little Bay – A former quarry converted to a quaint rocky beach
– 100 Ton Gun
– Parson’s Lodge - Gibraltar Natural Museum
– The Gibraltar Trinity Lighthouse
– Gorham’ Cave Complex – UNESCO World Heritage Site
– UNESCO World Heritage Site Viewing Platform
– Harding’s Battery
– Ibrahim al Ibrahim Mosque
– Nun’s Well
– Sikorski Memorial
The Gorham’s Cave Complex is the name given to the area covering some 28 hectares on the eastside of Gibraltar from sea level to the top of the Rock. In July 2016, it was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its exceptional testimony to the occupation, cultural traditions and material culture of Neanderthal and early modern human populations through a period spanning pproximately 120,000 years.
– Diving in Gibraltar
– Dolphin Tours
– Yacht Experiences
– Fishing trips
– American War Memorial
– Bedenham Memorial
– Blackwatch Memorial
– British War Memorial
– Cross of Sacrifice
– WWII Evacuation Memorial
– Gibraltar Defence Force Statue
– Lord Nelson Memorial
– Monument of General Eliott
– Rooke Monument
– Royal Engineers’ Monument
– Royal Marines’ Memorial
– Trafalgar Cemetery
– Wellington Memorial
– Lord Nelson’s Memorial
– Evacuation Memorial
– Fine Arts Gallery
– Gibraltar Exhibitions of Modern Art
– Garrison Library
– Gibraltar National Museum
– Gustavo Bacarisas Gallery
– Mario Finlayson National Art Gallery
– Spirit of the Rock Distillery
– Walking Tours
Gibraltar is home to 4 art galleries.
Discover Gibraltar’s various art galleries and exhibitions.
The tour will deepen your knowledge of gin and how it is has been linked to Gibraltar’s rich history e.g George’s Lane was first cited in the records soon after 1704 when the British and the Dutch took possession of the Rock, emboldened by their ration of “Dutch courage” aka Gin.
Once you have learnt how the botanicals are combined to create our Campion London Dry Gin, we will move on to allow you to develop your knowledge, sampling various hand made spirits from Gins interesting past. Hopefully at the end you will better appreciate the art of the Distiller, and enjoy your Gin even more in the future.
– Anglican Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
– Cathedral of St. Mary the Crowned
– Church of Our Lady of Sorrows
– Flemish and Great Synagogue
– Hindu Temple
– Ibrahim al Ibrahim Mosque
– Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Kingdom Hall
– King’s Chapel
– Methodist Church
– Sacred Heart Church
– Shrine of Our Lady of Europe
– St. Joseph’s Parish Church
– St. Theresa’s Church
– The Cityline Church Gibraltar
Explore the historical defences on the west coast of Gibraltar to the most southerly tip, Europa Point, and return to the city via the eastern coast road absorbing the Rock’s Mediterranean views and sandy coves.
