Gibraltar: What to see in this tiny country

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  1. Barrie Glover says:

    Thank you for this nice piece . Actually you can also take the cable car down too . At Europa Point you can view 3 countries and 2 continents . Gibraltars population lives in harmony , all religions , races and ethnic diversities . I am glad you had a grwat day here … please come back soon .. 😉

    • NatalieTanner says:

      It is a wonderful example of people with many different ideas living so peacefully. The whole world can learn something! To what do you attribute this harmony?

  2. Joey says:

    Thank You for these comments about My Home, though you have only scraped the surface of what My Gibraltar really is… If you need further info simply speak with any of us (Locals), who would very gladly give you any advice. One of many things which you left out, is that as well as you explained that your hubby loved Geology; there are many interesting unique geological aspects about Gibraltar, which people never get to learn…
    Once more, thank you,

    Joey (retired British Gibraltarian FIre fighter)

    • NatalieTanner says:

      How nice to hear from you! I am working on 2 more posts about the lovely and interesting Gibraltar! What is the top thing you would like to see included?

  3. Hi Natalie, this is a great round up post. Love the photo of the monkey with his teeth out! Haha brilliant. Can’t believe how many famous’s have got married on the rock either… Maybe i’ll have to have words with James ;). Great post :).

    Gabby

  4. I only ever ferried past Gibraltar on my way from Spain to Morocco but am sad I didn’t get a chance to explore! Looks like there’s much more to do there than meets the eye! Will definitely have to go back and explore when we’re next in Spain!

  5. Natalie says:

    Hi Natalie,
    Great post!
    We spent 20 days in La Linea de la Concepcion but never made it till Gibraltar. What a shame!
    Although having the rock on the landscape all the time was pretty awesome!
    Cheers!

  6. traciehowe says:

    Your posts are so amusing Natalie! I didn’t fly into Gibraltar, but I love the advice to look both ways. It’s definitely a fun place to visit, but those monkeys sure are cheeky!

  7. This is a cute piece, I would love to have the chance to visit the rock of gibralter! Also thank you for the celebrity notes! I had no idea! who doesnt love Sean C.

  8. Chris says:

    I’ve always wanted to see the runway that ‘stops traffic’ and Europe’s only primates have always been on my list.

    Don’t let everyone know, they’ll ruin it for us! 😉

  9. twoscotsabroad says:

    Every day is a school day with you Natalie! And to think so many celebs got married there. What was the hilarity with toilets? That’s normal to us!

    • NatalieTanner says:

      Thanks! I love all the tidbits! 😉 in the U.S. There is no such thing as a toilet in a building on the street so this was a fun find for the kiddos!

  10. What a random place to visit! I never knew the Prudential logo was the rock of Gibraltar!

  11. Mike says:

    Such fun and funny facts in there! Prudential. Multiple Bond marriages. and more! I also really want to go see that cave light show now!

  12. stephen sedgwick says:

    Hi natalie great piece on my home ,just one thing wrong ,charles and diana started there honymoon here by arriving by plane and joining the brittania here after the wedding not after the honymoon ,hope that clarifys it ☺

  13. Great article! Thanks for sharing it! It is very useful.

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