What to do in Gibraltar

This limestone promontory guards the Mediterranean with dramatic cliffs and Europe's only wild monkeys. Take the cable car to encounter Barbary macaques while exploring St. Michael's Cave and historic siege tunnels.

Standing since 1841, Europa Point Lighthouse marks Gibraltar's southernmost tip and the Mediterranean's entrance. Bring binoculars to spot the North African coastline across the strait on clear afternoons.

This vibrant plaza, once a military area and execution site, now pulses as Gibraltar's social heart. Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine at al fresco restaurants amid the unique cultural blend and historic architecture.

This striking whitewashed mosque stands as Europe's southernmost Islamic place of worship. Visitors can admire its intricate tiled dome and 71-meter minaret while enjoying panoramic coastal views.

This natural wonder showcases spectacular illuminated limestone formations within its ancient chambers. Experience "The Awakening" light show or attend a concert in Cathedral Cave's exceptional underground acoustics.

This 8th-century Moorish Castle showcases ancient Islamic military architecture with its iconic Tower of Homage. Climb the stone ramparts for spectacular Mediterranean views spanning Gibraltar, Spain, and North Africa.

Carved during the 18th century siege, these remarkable tunnels showcase Gibraltar's military ingenuity. Explore original cannons and exhibits that transport you through centuries of strategic warfare history.

Gibraltar's national stadium offers a unique sports experience with the Rock of Gibraltar as a backdrop. Watch football matches or attend the annual music festival while planes take off from the adjacent airport runway.