Gibraltar Tunnel

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The Great Siege Tunnels in Gibraltar are a fascinating historical site that dates back to the late 18th century. These tunnels were excavated during the …

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Feb 12, 2025
Informative and interesting history of the development of the cave defence system of Gibraltar. Of particular interest was the James Bond author, Ian Fleming’s link to the use of the tunnels during …Full review by PDW14
Dec 28, 2024
What a great trip to the siege tunnels. A hardhat is required but you will not be disappointed. It really is a great collection of history, notably on how the tunnels were made, and what they were us…Full review by DanAdventure
Oct 30, 2024
This is included in the price of entry to the nature reserve. I stopped here while walking down from the top of the Rock, and it was much more than expected. It's a great way of getting a bit of …Full review by geo3

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Do you still have to wear masks as stated on the website?
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I was there in May and nobody in Gibraltar appeared to be wearing masks. I can't imagine that the situation has changed since then.
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Are the caves cable cars and all other tunnels etc. Up the rock. Closed during Christmas holidays and if so. What dates? …
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Are the caves cable cars and all other tunnels etc. Up the rock. Closed during Christmas holidays and if so. What dates? Thanks
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Christmas day boxing day and new years day, also if the weather is very windy the cable cars won't run,
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Answer by Julie S · Oct 8, 2019
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Are the caves.cable cars etc. Closed at anytime during Christmas holidays?
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Sorry I don’t know as we visited in spring.
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Is it very claustrophobic in there?
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Not at all, the tunnels are well constructed with many openings in the side giving light and air they are not at all enclosed.
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My grandad is 82 years old and we are visiting Gibraltar for our holiday in July. He would love to see the tunnels but are …
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My grandad is 82 years old and we are visiting Gibraltar for our holiday in July. He would love to see the tunnels but are there lots of steps and unsteady floor?. He’s quite able and walks independently with no walking stick but just concerned about the steps and cardio side of this trip. Thanks
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The floor is flat and slopes down so on the way back he would have to allow a bit of more time. He could prob see 90% of it. The eldest in my group was 72.and managed fine. There …
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The floor is flat and slopes down so on the way back he would have to allow a bit of more time. He could prob see 90% of it. The eldest in my group was 72.and managed fine. There are steps to lower levels but there is enough to see with out doing this.
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Are there camping or caravanning facilities in Gibraltar?
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Drivers of camper vans are warned that Gibraltar's streets are narrow, not allowed into the Upper Rock and furthermore not allowed to park anywhere in Gibraltar. However,...
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