Gibraltar Events
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36.148028 -5.340042 | 1 Legendary club night Cream comes to Gibraltar this summer to shake things up on Eastern Beach. You'll find all the party people at Latinos on the Beach restaurant, dancing until sunrise while… |  |
2 After over-indulging in Christmas day treats, some feel the need to detox by bracing the chilly water of Catalan Bay in Gibraltar, at the Polar Bear Swim on Boxing Day. Afterwards, bathers… |  | |
36.13874 -5.341275 | 3 Chess champions from all over the world congregate at Gibraltar's four-star Caleta Hotel to compete in the annual Gibtelecom Chess Festival. Hundreds take part, all vying for a chunk of the… |  |
4 St Michael's Cave, on the Upper Rock Nature Reserve in Gibraltar, has attracted visitors since Roman times and is thought to be the origin of the story that the Rock was linked to the African… |  | |
36.144911 -5.353252 | 5 One of the most emblematic parts of Gibraltar, the Upper Rock Nature Reserve is an area of great natural beauty rising to 421 metres above sea level and home to the famous Barbary apes. |  |
6 The inside of the Rock of Gibraltar is criss-crossed by a huge and complex system of underground fortifications, known as the Great Siege Tunnels. They were first begun in 1782 when Sergeant… |  | |
7 The Rock Hotel is Gibraltar's oldest established hotel, commanding panoramic views over the bay, North Africa and the Spanish mainland. The Wisteria terrace is the place to be on a summer's… |  | |
8 A trip on Gibraltar's famous Cable Car affords panoramic views of Gibraltar, the Strait and Africa. It rises 352 metres and at the top of the Rock you'll find a bar and restaurant. |  | |
36.138853 -5.354568 | 9 Set in a well-preserved Moorish Bathhouse, the Gibraltar Museum is a comprehensive guide to the Rock's history. Visit the Passage of Time Gallery, which delves into Gibraltar's prehistoric… | |
10 The Alameda Botanical Gardens show off some of the best examples of Gibraltar's natural beauty. |  | |
11 The Moorish Castle in Gibraltar was built in the 8th century. Covering a large part of what is now known as the Rock, most of the old structure is in ruins. However, it's still possible to… |  |
