Must-see attractions in Gibraltar

  • Arching sign for Gibraltar Museum, Gibraltar, U.K.

    Gibraltar Museum

    Gibraltar

    Gibraltar's swashbuckling history unfolds in this fine museum, which comprises a labyrinth of rooms and exhibits ranging from prehistoric and Phoenician…

  • Upper Rock Nature Reserve

    Gibraltar

    The Rock is one of the most dramatic landforms in southern Europe. Most of its upper sections fall within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. Tickets include…

  • Trafalgar Cemetery, Gibraltar, Europe, May 2009

    Trafalgar Cemetery

    Gibraltar

    Gibraltar’s cemetery gives a poignant history lesson, with its graves of British sailors who perished in the town after the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar, and…

  • Apes' Den

    Gibraltar

    The Rock's most famous inhabitants are its 160 tailless Barbary macaques. Many hang around the Apes' Den near the middle cable-car station, as well as at…

  • St Michael’s Cave

    Gibraltar

    About 25 minutes' walk south down St Michael's Rd from the top cable-car station (or up from the Apes' Den), this natural grotto is crammed with…

  • O’Hara’s Battery

    Gibraltar

    About a 1km (15-minute) walk south down St Michael’s Rd from the top cable-car station, O’Hara’s Rd leads up to the left to O’Hara’s Battery, an…

  • Gorham's Cave Complex

    Gibraltar

    Inscribed on Unesco's World Heritage list in 2016, these four archaeologically rich cliffside caves on Gibraltar's southeastern coast were inhabited by…

  • Nelson’s Anchorage

    Gibraltar

    At the southwestern end of town, Nelson's Anchorage pinpoints the site where Nelson's body was brought ashore from the HMS Victory after the Battle of…

  • Great Siege Tunnels

    Gibraltar

    Accessed at the northern end of the Rock, the Great Siege Tunnels were gun emplacements hewn by hand by the British during the 1779–83 siege. They…

  • WWII Tunnels

    Gibraltar

    The tunnels where the Allied invasion of North Africa was planned can be visited on 40-minute tours with advance booking only; they aren't included in…

  • Alameda Botanic Gardens

    Gibraltar

    Take a break from Gibraltar’s manic traffic amid these lush gardens of bougainvillea, drago trees and more, scene of Molly Bloom’s famous sexual exploits…

  • Moorish Castle

    Gibraltar

    On Willis’ Rd, the way down to town from the northern end of the Rock, you’ll find the remains of Gibraltar's Moorish fortress, rebuilt in 1333 after…

  • Windsor Suspension Bridge

    Gibraltar

    The spine-tingling, 71m-long Windsor Suspension Bridge spans a 50m-tall gorge within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve.

  • Skywalk

    Gibraltar

    This glass-floor top-of-the-rock Skywalk sits within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve.

  • Ibrahim-Al-Ibrahim Mosque

    Gibraltar

    Mainland Europe's southernmost mosque is a symbol of the racial and religious symbiosis of Gibraltar's past and, to some degree, its present. Opened in…

  • Europa Point

    Gibraltar

    Gibraltar's southernmost tip, at the end of Europa Rd, hosts a mosque, a Catholic church, a 19th-century lighthouse, the restored 1878 Harding's Battery…

  • Military Heritage Centre

    Gibraltar

    A 1.5km (30-minute) walk north (downhill) from the top cable-car station is the 1732 Princess Caroline’s Battery, housing the Military Heritage Centre.

  • Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned

    Gibraltar

    With its origins in the 15th century, on the site of an earlier mosque, Gibraltar's Roman Catholic cathedral lies behind a dusty-pink facade. The tile…

  • Cathedral of the Holy Trinity

    Gibraltar

    Completed in the 1830s, with neo-Islamic touches including striped horseshoe arches inside and out, this cathedral was originally used as a hospital to…