Discover the best top things to do in Gibraltar Town, Gibraltar including Prince Ferdinand's Battery, Charles V Wall, Sikorski Memorial, Queen Charlotte's Battery, Irish Town, Skywalk, Gibraltar: A City Under Siege Exhibition, The Gibraltar Parliament, Gibraltar Vault - The Experience Preview.
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Aka the Apes Den where the macaques are fed. Incredible views from here of Western side of Gibraltar, Spain and Morocco in the distance. Amusing to watch the monkeys play chase and nearly fall off the railings, amazing balancing skills and grip. Taxi drivers stop here as part of the very popular rock tours based at Casements Square. The first time we visited we walked past without stopping as no 'Apes Den' signs, no apes and no taxis at the time. So the next time we took a guided taxi tour. I was very relieved to see that the fruit is left under shade for the monkeys.
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Highest point you can get to by tour van and you can see Africa and Spain. Views were incredible! There was also a monkey feeding station.
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Well sited in beautifal, scenic location at Europa Point, commemorates the tragic occasion when Polsh leaders and others during WWII perished in an accident
4.0 based on 12 reviews
There are interesting shops and historic building along this road, which runs parallel to Main Street, well worth a visit
3.5 based on 135 reviews
Thrilling walk so high up and seeing the ground below. Awesome views across the sea and of the rock. Quite a few monkeys hanging around and playing. One of them interested in me filming him, holding onto my jacket and watching me watching him. Baby macaques huddling with their families and playing with each other.
3.5 based on 9 reviews
We recently spent the day on the Rock of Gibraltar and tried to see as much as we could of the Amazing Place. There are so many things to see and do on "The Rock" that you really could spend a few days here to take it all in.. One of the places we visited on "The Rock" was Gibraltar: A City Under Siege Exhibition. It was a well done depiction of life on Gibraltar during its turbulent times. The mannequins were so life like and dressed in period costumes. The neat thing was the graffiti that is carved into the walls by British soldiers...Some dating back to 1726.... The City Under Siege Exhibition is definitely worth a short visit....
3.5 based on 12 reviews
Both the PM's office and the parliament building (on John Mackintosh Square) are well worth seeing. Do not forget that Gib is self governing, despite being a British overseas territory
Gibraltar Vault – The Experience, aims to be a visitor attraction like no other and aspires to become Gibraltar’s premier tourist destination. For a limited time, we will be bringing a preview of our fascinating experience to Casemates square, in the heart of town. This stunning new multi-media attraction tells the history of Gibraltar over the last 250 years, focusing on the wines and spirits trade. Visitors will experience Gibraltar’s rich heritage story, which features The Great Siege, Nelson and the Navy, the Neanderthal man skull discovery, Churchill, Eisenhower, and spies!
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