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Why is this tour going to be unique? Firstly, you will be guided by a local tour guide whose hobby happens to be history and continual acquisition of general knowledge with lots of experience guiding countless tourists. I will briefly explain any or all periods including: Neanderthal, Neolithic, Phoenician, Greeks ā€˜Pillars of Herculesā€™, Romans (which gave Gibraltar itā€™s famous ā€˜Mons Calpeā€™ title), Islamic invasion by Ibn Tariq & medieval moorish period, the Spanish ā€˜Reconquistaā€™ period, and war of the Spanish succession, XVIII Cen British history, Napoleonic wars, WWI, WWIII and fortifications, actual events, culture, people, gastronomy and lifestyle. ā€¢ Land port and Great Siege history Explained ā€¢ Casemates square ā€¢ American War Memorial ā€¢ Irish town (history of the convent of Santa Clara, Monastery of ā€˜La Mercedā€™ & Old Police Station) ā€¢ John Mackintosh Square ā€¢ British War Memorial ā€¢ Kingā€™s Bastion, view of the Flemish synagogue and Anglican cathedral ā€¢ Gothic & blend of Neoclassical Roman Catholic Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned ā€¢ Kingā€™s Chapel C.E. Wednesday and Friday mornings ā€¢ The Convent (where the Governer resides) and No. 6 Convent place (Chief Ministerā€™s HQ) where the tour ends near Charles V walls and Southport Gate which happens to be close to cable car. Explore Gibraltarā€™s current events, Llanito language, our Maltese, Genoese, English, Irish, Portuguese, Andalusian, Indian, and Moroccan cultures. Gibraltar boasts five coexisting religions, reflected in its culture, architecture, and gastronomy all commingling and making it one of the most unique places in the Mediterranean that only a local guide can unlock for the enthusiastic tourist.
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Languages: English, Spanish
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Why opt for GuruWalk for your Walking Tour Gibraltar?

A Walking Tour Gibraltar offers a guided adventure where knowledgeable local guides unveil the city's hidden gems, functioning on a pay-what-you-want basis influenced by your level of enjoyment and financial means. The tours typically span from 1 to 3 hours, ideal for discovering the most famous sites, unique neighborhoods, or particular themes of interest.

Making a reservation is entirely free, granting you the freedom to cancel without any fees, which perfectly fits your travel itinerary. At the conclusion, you determine the worth of the experience.

Famous sights to visit in a Free Walking Tour Gibraltar

Gibraltar is a unique destination that blends British and Mediterranean cultures, offering stunning views and rich history. One of the must-see locations is the iconic Rock of Gibraltar, which towers over the city and provides breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area. Visitors can explore its many trails, or take a cable car to the summit for a truly unforgettable experience.

Another highlight is the Gibraltar Nature Reserve, where you can encounter the famous Barbary macaques, the only wild monkeys found in Europe. The reserve is also home to various hiking paths, historical sites, and the impressive St. Michael's Cave, a stunning natural cavern filled with fascinating rock formations. Don't miss the chance to visit the Great Siege Tunnels, which provide a glimpse into Gibraltar's military history and strategic significance.

Must-Visit Places on a Walking Tour Gibraltar in Winter

Winter transforms Gibraltar into a picturesque destination, perfect for a walking tour. Stroll through the charming streets of the old town, where the vibrant colors of the buildings contrast beautifully against the crisp winter air. Make sure to visit the historic Casemates Square, a lively area filled with local cafƩs and shops, where you can warm up with a cup of traditional hot chocolate or sample seasonal treats like roasted chestnuts, a favorite winter snack among locals.

As you continue your tour, donā€™t miss the opportunity to explore the Gibraltar Botanical Gardens. These gardens are particularly serene in winter, showcasing a variety of plants that thrive in the cooler months. Families will appreciate the children's play area, making it a great stop for visitors with kids. Additionally, the Europa Point offers stunning views of the Strait of Gibraltar and is a fantastic spot for photography, especially during the clear winter days when the horizon stretches endlessly.

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