Gibraltar weather has a clear Mediterranean feel to it. People in many parts of the world could only dream of having such gorgeous weather for long periods every year. Gibraltar is in the northern hemisphere so summer falls during June, July and August. Winter falls in December, January and February but it hardly gets cold enough for anyone to complain about. Holidays makers … [Read more...] about Gibraltar Weather – A Break down of what to expect.
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Our Full Gibraltar Wedding Guide
If you are serious about your decision, then this Gibraltar Wedding Guide goes into far more detail. The guide itself is based on civil marriages in Gibraltar for non-residents and by the time you have finished reading you should know all about weddings in Gibraltar. Topics covered include: The Law, Required Documents and Conditions, Making Appointments for Marriage, … [Read more...] about Our Full Gibraltar Wedding Guide
Gibraltar is located on the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula…
While Gibraltar technically doesnÂ’'t form part of Andalucia, the country is very much a part of us. Even though it is British owned, the strong Spanish influence in the culture here is undeniable. With just less than 30 000 people populating the peninsula you will find the friendly and family orientated nature of the people there an overwhelmingly pleasant experience. Rarely … [Read more...] about Gibraltar is located on the southernmost tip of the Iberian Peninsula…
The Great Siege Tunnels Gibraltar
The labyrinth of tunnels known as THE GREAT SIEGE TUNNELS GIBRALTAR is perhaps the most impressive defence system devised by man. Most visitors inevitably come and see the tunnels as they are high up on the list of famous Gibraltar attractions. At the end of the Great Siege of Gibraltar in 1783, the defeated Commander of the French and Spanish troops, the Duc de Crillon, on … [Read more...] about The Great Siege Tunnels Gibraltar
The Alameda Botanic Gardens – Gibraltar
The spectacular Alameda Botanic Gardens were first opened to the public in 1816 and is a tribute to the Lieutenant-Governor of the time, Sir George Don. There are a number of commemorative plaques, busts and cannons on view throughout the gardens. Most of these commemorations date back to the 19th Century. However the highlight of these gardens for most visitors is the … [Read more...] about The Alameda Botanic Gardens – Gibraltar