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Gibraltar became a British Colony, in perpetuity, under the Treaties of Utrecht in 1713.
The Rock has suffered several attempts to be retaken by Spain, most notably the Great Siege of 1779 to 1783, but has remained under British control at all times since the treaties.
Part of the agreement was that there would be no overland [...]
While you wouldn’t put these on your itinery, they are places that you have to visit, by law. You must have your passport to travel into Gibraltar and, because it is quicker, it is best to go by bus (which won’t actually go across the border) and to walk across the border. It might surprise you [...]
Right at the top of the Rock you will find O’Hara’s battery. From there, the Mediterranean Steps winds its way down the eastern face and round the south slopes to the western side of the Rock. A slight challenge but well worth it for the fantastic views.
The upper Rock is a nature reserve and can be reached by cable car. The main attraction, apart from the magnificent 360º views, is the Ape Den where the native Barbary Macaques live. These are the only monkeys native to Europe.
Although they have the forbearance to tolerate hundreds of tourists visiting them every day, it [...]
No visit to Gibraltar would be complete without a visit to the caves and siege tunnels.
In the 18th century Gibraltr was under constant attack by the Spanish. The British forces occupying Gibraltar managed to stand off most attacks and, after digging around 50 miles of tunnels, made their position almost unassailable. The tunnels were fitted [...]
Shopping in Gibraltar has always been popular with the ex-patriate British community on the southern coast of Spain.
Nowadays, many familiar British products can be bought in Spain but the presence of familiar shops like Mothercare, BHS, Tesco, safeways and marks and Spencer ensure a regular supply of visitors.
The shopping experience has also been greatly enhanced [...]
One of the major attractions of shopping in Gibraltar is the fact that goods can be bought ‘duty free’. This, obviously, represents huge savings on cost but visitors and tourists must be aware that the allowances for ‘duty free’ goods that can be taken back to the U.K. are very much less than the allowances [...]
