Every Sight on the Rock, Explained
Sixteen places, what each one actually costs you in time, and which tours reach them. Tell us the four you care about and we'll build the route around them.
Pillars of Hercules
The ancient edge of the known world, facing Jebel Musa across the Strait.
Skywalk
A glass floor cantilevered 340 metres above the sea, with two continents underneath it.
Windsor Suspension Bridge
Seventy-one metres of walkway strung across a gorge in the Rock's western face.
St. Michael's Cave
A cathedral-sized natural chamber of stalactites, lit and used as a concert hall.
Gibraltar Monkeys
Europe's only wild primates, at close range and entirely on their own terms.
O'Hara's Battery
The Rock's highest point — 426 metres — with a 9.2-inch gun still on its mounting.
Great Siege Tunnels
Galleries hacked out of limestone by hand during the four-year siege of 1779.
World War II Tunnels
Fifty-five kilometres of wartime city cut inside the Rock — a fraction of it open.
City Under Siege Exhibition
The garrison's own graffiti, in the oldest surviving British buildings on the Rock.
Military Heritage Centre
Gibraltar's garrison story, told inside Princess Caroline's Battery.
Moorish Castle
The Tower of Homage has stood above the town since the 8th century.
100 Ton Gun
One of only two surviving Armstrong 100-ton guns in the world.
Europa Point
Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, with Africa fourteen kilometres away.
Gorham's Cave Complex
Gibraltar's UNESCO World Heritage Site — one of the last places Neanderthals lived.
360 Round the Rock
The complete circuit — Upper Rock, eastern beaches, Europa Point and the town.
Main Street
Duty-free British high street at the foot of the Rock, opening onto Casemates Square.
Pick Your Own Stops
Every route here is private, so the list is yours. Send us the sights you want and we'll tell you honestly what fits the time you have.
Tell Us When You're Here
Send your dates and we reply personally — usually within a couple of hours, always before you land.