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The top of the Rock, with views across to Africa and Spain and the famous Barbary macaques. The reserve shuttle from Market Place runs daily every half hour (09:30–16:00 departures) and its £40 ticket includes reserve entry.
A huge limestone cave with lit stalactites and a natural auditorium, inside the nature reserve.
Gibraltar's long pedestrian high street, with familiar British shops, the cathedral, the Convent and the old Moorish and Spanish town around it.
Gibraltar's history from Neanderthal finds to the sieges, built over well-preserved Moorish baths, just off Main Street. Check opening days locally.
The medieval Tower of Homage above the old town, the oldest part of Gibraltar's defences. Part of the nature reserve ticket.
The southern tip of Gibraltar, with a lighthouse, a mosque and views across the Strait to Morocco. Take a bus or taxi.
Gun galleries hand-dug through the north face of the Rock in the 18th century, with openings looking down on the runway and Spain.
A small, shady cemetery by the old Southport Gate, with graves from the Napoleonic era including men who died after the Battle of Trafalgar.