Opening times: Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 18:15

TICKET PRICES:
£5.00 – Walk the Gibraltar Nature Reserve, Upper Rock: ticket includes: Apes’ Den, City Under Siege Exhibition, Military Heritage Centre, O’Hara’s Battery, Skywalk, and Windsor Bridge; (excludes other attractions).

£12.00 adults / £7.00 children 5 – 7 The Gibraltar Nature Reserve, Upper Rock & attractions ticket: includes admission to all of the attractions above, plus, the Great Siege Tunnels , Moorish Castle, St. Michael’s Cave and 100 Ton Gun; (not located on the Upper Rock).

The World War II Tunnels located within the Nature Reserve, carries an extra admission fee of £8.00 upon presentation of attractions ticket.

Tickets for the Nature Reserve and the Cable Car can be pre-booked HERE.

Download the app ‘Gibraltar Upper Rock Paths‘

A natural cave in the heart of the Rock, St Michael’s Cave was long believed to be bottomless. During WWII the cave was prepared as an emergency hospital, but was never used as such. The cave is open to visitors and makes a unique auditorium for concerts, ballet and drama.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock & Attractions Ticket: £12.00 adults / £7.00 children aged 5 – 7.

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

Perhaps Gibraltar’s most important tourist attraction, the Barbary Macaques in their natural habitat. 
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phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

This spectacular feat of engineering is 71 metres in length, across a 50-metre-deep gorge affording visitors magnificent views of across the strait, bay and city. 
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phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

Standing 340 metres directly above sea level, the Skywalk is located higher than the tallest point of London’s The Shard. Gibraltar’s Skywalk offers breath-taking 360º views spanning three countries and two continents. Built on the foundations of an existing WWII base structure, the Skywalk is designed to withstand wind speeds of over 150km/hour and can carry the weight of 5 Asian elephants, or 340 people, standing on it at the same time (visitor numbers will be limited to 50 at any one time).
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Admission included in the Upper Rock Walking Ticket: £5.00

Opening times: Monday – Sunday 07:00 – 22:00

phone – +350 200 71648
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.skywalk.gi

Construction of the castle commenced in 8^th century AD. Most of the castle that is viable today was rebuilt during the second Moorish period of occupation in the early 14^th century after its near destruction during the reconquest of Gibraltar by the Moors following the reoccupation by Spanish forces from 1309 – 1333.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock & Attractions Ticket: £12.00 adults / £7.00 children aged 5 – 7.

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The Military Heritage Centre is housed at Princess Caroline’s Battery, a former artillery battery located at the northern end of the Gibraltar Nature Reserve, Upper Rock, above the Moorish Castle. It was constructed in 1732 and named after the third daughter of King George II. The battery saw action during the Great Siege of Gibraltar and required repairs. In 1871, the battery featured a 9-inch rifled muzzle loading gun, with an Elswick Ordnance Company carriage and platform.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock Walking Ticket: £5.00

Opening Times: Winter (November – March approx) 09:00 – 18:15. Last entry 17:45

Summer (April – October approx) 09:30 – 19:15. Last entry 18:45

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

Princess Anne’s Battery is an artillery battery located on Willis’s Plateau at the northern end of the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, above Princess Caroline’s Battery. Named after Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange, the eldest daughter of George II. In 1732, guns were first mounted on the battery, which also saw action during the Great Siege of Gibraltar. The Battery was updated in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, with the latter modernisation entailing the installation of four QF 5.25 inch guns with both anti-aircraft and coastal defence capabilities. The battery was manned into the early 1980s, after which it was decommissioned. The guns were refurbished in the early twenty-first century, and represent the world’s only intact battery of 5.25 inch anti-aircraft guns. Princess Anne’s Battery is listed with the Gibraltar Heritage Trust.
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phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The labyrinth of tunnels known as The Great Siege Tunnels are perhaps the most impressive defence system devised by man.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock & Attractions Ticket: £12.00 adults / £7.00 children aged 5 – 7.

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The Mediterranean Steps were built as part of the military communications system built by the British to allow access to their various defence posts at the southern end of the Rock. At the highest point of the steps are the two 9.2 inch guns of Lord Airey’s Battery and O’Hara’s Battery.
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(Facilities are at the bottom)

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The buildings in which this exhibition is housed are probably amongst the first buildings ever constructed by the British in Gibraltar, thus dating back to the beginning of the 18^th century.
Graffiti, the earliest of which dates back to 1726, can still be seen on the walls. It is thought that soldiers mounting guard in the area spent their time drawing graffiti so as not to fall asleep during the long hours of duty, an offence which in those days was punishable by death.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock Walking Ticket: £5.00

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The tunnels were capable of accommodating the entire 16,000-strong garrison along with all the supplies, ammunition and equipment needed to withstand a prolonged siege.
Within the tunnels there were also an underground telephone exchange, a power generating station, a water distillation plant, a hospital, a bakery, ammunition magazines and a vehicle maintenance workshop. The total length of the entire tunnel network inside the Rock is approximately 34 miles, 52 kilometres.
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Admission is an additional £8.00 upon presentation of an Upper Rock & Attractions Ticket.

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

O’Hara’s Battery stands at the highest point of the Rock of Gibraltar.
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Admission included in the Upper Rock Walking Ticket: £5.00

phone – +350 2007 1633
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

The views from the Cable Car’s Top Station, located 412m above sea level, are truly spectacular and it will take you only 6 minutes to get to the top.
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Single tickets (one way): Adult £12.50  /  Child ££6.00
Return tickets: Adult £14.50  /  Child £6.00
Senior citizens & students: £13.00
Pre-book tickets HERE

Opening Times:
Monday – Sunday 09:30 – 19:15  Last cable car down – 19:45
Except 1^st November to 31^st March 09:30 – 17:15  Last cable car down 17:45

phone – +350 2001 2760
email – cablecar@mhbland.com OR ask@gibraltarinfo.gi
browse – www.gibraltarinfo.gi

First opened to the public in 1816, pre-date the opening of the garden and thus are at least 200 years old.
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Alameda Botanic Gardens – FREE

Opening Times: 
Monday – Sunday 09:00 – 18:00 

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park
Adults £5.00  /  Child £2.50  /  Senior citizens £2.50

Opening Times:
Monday – Sunday 10:00 – 17:00 (Closed Public & Bank Holidays)

Alameda Botanic Gardens

phone – +350 2004 1235
email – info@gibraltargardens.gi
browse – www.gibraltargardens.gi/

Alameda Wildlife Conservation Park

phone – +350 2006 4273
email – info@awcp.gi
browse – www.awcp.gi/

The Gorham’s Cave Complex is of major significance in understanding the global story of human evolution and adaptation. 
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Pre-booked guided walking tours to Gorham’s Cave, led by experts from the Gibraltar Museum and its World Heritage Team. These are subject to a strict annual quota so booking ahead is highly recommended. Tours can be booked at the Museum, by telephone (+350) 200 74289, or by email: neanderthals@gibmuseum.gi

phone – +350 2007 4289
email – enquiries@gibmuseum.gi
browse – www.gibmuseum.gi

Located at the southern end of The Rock, this shrine was originally a mosque and converted into a chapel by the Christians in 1462.
Opening times:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 10:00 – 13:00
Tuesday & Thursday 14:30 – 18:00
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phone – +350 2007 1230
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

Dating back to 1841, the lighthouse is situated at one of the southernmost points of Europe and stands 49 metres above sea level.
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At the south end of Camp Bay beach is a very beautiful, but un-natural waterfall exiting the cliff. This cascade is salt water returning to the sea from a water desalination plant.
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phone – +350 2007 1648 OR +350 2007 1633 
email – ur&beaches@gibraltar.gov.gi
browse – www.visitgibraltar.gi

Built in 1531, The Convent has been the official residence of the Governor of Gibraltar since 1728. It was originally a convent of Franciscan friars, hence its name.

No. 6 Convent Place, colloquially known in Gibraltar as “Number 6”, is the headquarters of Her Majesty’s Government of Gibraltar and the office of the Chief Minister. It is located opposite The Convent.
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There are a number of facilities close by:
      

Although very busy, the shops, cafes, bars and restaurants make Casemates Square and Main Street a nice walk.
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Founded in 1930, the museum houses an array of cultural and natural history and objects dating back 127,000 year.
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Part of the Ground Floor and Garden are accessible for wheelchairs.
The first floor Galleries (& toilet facilities) & the Moorish Baths in the basement are currently only accessible by stairs.

Adult: £5.00  /  Child £2.50

Opening times:
Monday – Friday:  10:00 – 18:00
Saturday:  10:00 – 14:00

phone – +350 2007 4289
email – enquiries@gibmuseum.gi
browse – www.gibmuseum.gi

There are a number of memorials commemorating events in Gibraltar’s military history.
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The centre boasts a gym, cinema, ice rink, 14 lane bowling alley (plus 4 junior bowling lanes), amusement arcade, children’s play area, restaurants and bars.
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(The ATM is opposite Kings Bastion on Line Wall Rd)
     

phone – +350 2004 4777
email – info@kingsbastion.gov.gi
browse – www.kingsbastion.gov.gi

A key landmark in Gibraltar’s military history, commemorating the famous Anglo-French/Spanish Battle of Trafalgar fought off Cape Trafalgar in 1805.
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