Gibraltar
A 1.5km (30-minute) walk north (downhill) from the top cable-car station is the 1732 Princess Caroline鈥檚 Battery, housing the Military Heritage Centre.
The small exhibition contains weapons and other military relics dating as far back as the 18th century, as well as a memorial room honouring regiments deployed to Gibraltar.
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One of Andaluc铆a's most fabulous beaches, Punta Paloma, 10km northwest of Tarifa, is famous for its huge blond sand dune. At its far western end, you can鈥
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Sprawling between 7km and 10km northwest of Tarifa, to the great white dune at Punta Paloma, Valdevaqueros is one of Tarifa's most popular kitesurfing鈥
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This is the charming heart of Ceuta, with manicured tropical plantings, a square of freshly renovated cobblestone pathways and some of the city鈥檚 finest鈥
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The most impressive sight in Ceuta is the medieval Royal Walls, which date back over 1000 years and have been passed from Arab to Portuguese to Spanish鈥
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The ruined town of Baelo Claudia is one of Andaluc铆a's most important Roman archaeological sites. These majestic beachside ruins 鈥 with views across to鈥
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Gibraltar's swashbuckling history unfolds in this fine museum, which comprises a labyrinth of rooms and exhibits ranging from prehistoric and Phoenician鈥
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The Rock is one of the most dramatic landforms in southern Europe. Most of its upper sections fall within the Upper Rock Nature Reserve. Tickets include鈥
Parque Mar铆timo del Mediterr谩neo
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This creative maritime park is a real hit in the summer and perfect for families. One of several parks developed by the artist and architect C茅sar鈥
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The tunnels where the Allied invasion of North Africa was planned can be visited on 40-minute tours with advance booking only; they aren't included in鈥
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On Willis鈥 Rd, the way down to town from the northern end of the Rock, you鈥檒l find the remains of Gibraltar's Moorish fortress, rebuilt in 1333 after鈥
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Accessed at the northern end of the Rock, the Great Siege Tunnels were gun emplacements hewn by hand by the British during the 1779鈥83 siege. They鈥
4. Cathedral of St Mary the Crowned
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With its origins in the 15th century, on the site of an earlier mosque, Gibraltar's Roman Catholic cathedral lies behind a dusty-pink facade. The tile鈥
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Gibraltar's swashbuckling history unfolds in this fine museum, which comprises a labyrinth of rooms and exhibits ranging from prehistoric and Phoenician鈥
6. Cathedral of the Holy Trinity
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Completed in the 1830s, with neo-Islamic touches including striped horseshoe arches inside and out, this cathedral was originally used as a hospital to鈥
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Gibraltar鈥檚 cemetery gives a poignant history lesson, with its graves of British sailors who perished in the town after the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar, and鈥
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The Rock's most famous inhabitants are its 160 tailless Barbary macaques. Many hang around the Apes' Den near the middle cable-car station, as well as at鈥