Gibraltar: A sun-drenched British territory with a unique blend of cultures. Explore the iconic Rock, home to Barbary macaques, and discover hidden caves. Duty-free shopping and stunning Mediterranean views await.
Explore the city's most talked-about destinations, sorted by the number of reviews. The higher the position on the list, the greater the number of reviews for each place. Discover the pulse of Gibraltar through these extensively reviewed and popular spots.
Scenic spot
Cave & occasional concert venue with intricate limestone formations showcased with colourful lights.
Mountain cable car
Cablecar rides offering sweeping views to the peak of Gibraltar's Rock, plus a cozy snack bar.
Tourist attraction
1400-ft. rock formation, indigenous birds, reptiles, plant life & vistas of Spain & Africa.
Tourist attraction
First built in 1841, this lighthouse at Gibraltar's southernmost point offers dramatic ocean views.
Historical landmark
Medieval castle on top of a hill with parts open for scenic climbs & picturesque views of the city.
Botanical garden
Established in 1816, this subtropical garden on 6 hectares offers military monuments & guided tours.
Striking mosque compound with a soaring minaret, featuring a library, school & other facilities.
Historical landmark
Built in 1531 for Franciscan friars, this has been the governor's official residence since 1728.
Military cemetery
Monuments to the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar & Lord Nelson stand over the graves of lost sailors.
Bridge
70m-long pedestrian suspension bridge spanning a deep gorge, offering views across the bay.
Hiking area
Steep, British military–built trail leading to a rocky 1,300-ft. summit with panoramic views.
Native & exotic animal conservation & education area set in a botanic garden with natural habitats.
National museum
Cultural & historical museum with Neanderthal information & preserved 13th-century Moorish baths.
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