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Things to do in Gibraltar
29 verified places and 67 missions to truly experience Gibraltar. Must-sees: Gorham's Cave, Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque, Europa Point, St Michael's Cave. Best known for: Culture, Nature, Adventure.
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CultureGorham's CaveCoastal cave at the foot of the Rock, on the eastern side, where Neanderthals lived until about thirty…CultureIbrahim-al-Ibrahim MosqueMosque at Europa Point, opened in 1997 and funded by King Fahd of Saudi Arabia, hence its name.NatureEuropa PointEuropa Point is the southern tip of Gibraltar, a headland open to the Strait.NatureSt Michael's CaveNatural limestone cave about three hundred metres above sea level, in the Upper Rock Nature Reserve of the…CultureCathedral of St Mary the CrownedCatholic cathedral of Gibraltar, on Cathedral Square next to Main Street.CultureGreat Synagogue of GibraltarSephardic synagogue of Gibraltar's Jewish community, founded in the 18th century and considered one of the…CultureTrafalgar CemeteryHistoric cemetery of Gibraltar, opened in the late 18th century outside the walls, next to the Southport…AdventureGibraltar Cable CarThe Gibraltar cable car goes up to the top of the Rock, at about 412 metres, on a journey of around six…NatureGibraltar Botanic GardensBotanic garden opened in 1816 by Governor George Don, a few steps from the centre, in the Alameda area.CultureCathedral of the Holy TrinityAnglican cathedral of Gibraltar, in Cathedral Square, next to Main Street.CultureJohn Mackintosh SquareCentral square of Gibraltar, popularly known as The Piazza, in the old town.LeisureMain StreetGibraltar's main shopping street, pedestrianised for much of its length, running through the city from north…CultureShrine of Our Lady of EuropeCatholic shrine at Europa Point, the southern tip of Gibraltar, dedicated to the city's patron.NatureSandy BaySandy beach on Gibraltar's eastern coast, at the foot of the Rock's cliffs and facing the Mediterranean.CultureCharles V WallThe Charles V Wall is a 16th-century fortification that climbs the slope of the Rock from the old Moorish…CultureSouthport GatesFortified gate at the southern end of Main Street, which gave access to the walled city of Gibraltar.LeisureGrand Casemates SquareThe largest square in Gibraltar, north of Main Street, within the old Casemates barracks built by the British…NatureUpper Rock Nature ReserveThe reserve covers the upper part of the Rock of Gibraltar, which rises to 426 metres above sea level, and…CultureGreat Siege TunnelsThese are galleries cut into the north face of the Rock during the Great Siege of 1779-1783.CultureAbudarham SynagogueSephardic synagogue in the centre of Gibraltar, a short step from Main Street, established in 1820 in the…CultureO'Hara's TowerFormer military tower, demolished in 1888 and replaced by O'Hara's Battery, in the upper part of the Rock of…NatureAlameda Wildlife Conservation ParkThe Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park is within the Gibraltar Botanic Gardens and is the city's only…CultureNapier of Magdala Battery (100-ton gun)The Napier of Magdala Battery, in Gibraltar's southern district next to Rosia Bay, preserves in position a…CultureKing's ChapelChapel of the British garrison of Gibraltar, next to the Convent, the governor's residence, on the site of…CultureIrish TownStreet in Gibraltar's old town that runs parallel to Main Street, narrower and quieter.AdventureWindsor Suspension BridgeThe Windsor Suspension Bridge crosses a gorge about 50 metres deep in the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, and is…CultureMoorish Castle (Tower of Homage)The first fortifications on this site were built around 1160. The Castilians destroyed them during the…CultureGibraltar National MuseumThe museum occupies numbers 18-20 Bomb House Lane, a narrow street off Main Street next to the Catholic…CultureSecond World War TunnelsThis network of galleries was dug into the rock by the Royal Engineers and the Canadian army when Italy…
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Gibraltar in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Gorham's Cave, Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque, Europa Point, St Michael's Cave and Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned.
What can you see for free in Gibraltar?
No entry fee: Europa Point, Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned, Great Synagogue of Gibraltar, Trafalgar Cemetery, Gibraltar Botanic Gardens and John Mackintosh Square.