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Favorite thing: As an American I was most impressed with the pedestrian streets filled with shops in Gibraltar, and in Europe in general. It was most fun as my wife and I ( on our honeymoon) saw all the kids coming home from school speaking in different languages. One would say something in English, while the other in Spanish, and still another in Portuguese. This alone makes the trip well worth it--to see such people many different languages within a single conversation. This, of course is an American perspective.
While I did not find the shops to be as cheap as I had read, I did find them to be most interesting. They had a good range of items offered from shirts to cigars (yes cubans, us americans can get quality, but then again where but here can we not).
Fondest memory: The Rock. By far the most fascinating memory of our trip. I will never forget seeing it from a distance jet out of the ground where one would not normally think it would. Unfortunately, we did not get the opportunity to go up atop the rock, but I would highly recommend it.
Updated Aug 24, 2002
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Fondest memory: You really should see Gibraltar from the sea. Here is a picture of The Rock and the lighthouse at Europa Point, taken from our trusty yacht en route
Updated Jan 9, 2004
Written Sep 14, 2002
Written Sep 12, 2002
Favorite thing: Visit the official page of Gibraltar at:
http://www.gibraltar.gi/
Written Sep 8, 2002
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Favorite thing: Get a good view of THE ROCK, preferably from the sea. Take a look at my Gibraltar Travelogues. this photo shows the water catchments.
Written Sep 7, 2002
Favorite thing: visit the Rock ... well, you can't miss it, actually.
Fondest memory: The monkeys on the Rock. They're not very cute though, keep away from them.
Written Aug 26, 2002
Favorite thing: the rock is beautiful. The best sight is from the mainland or from the air.
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Favorite thing: Tipical invaders of Gibraltar, (note: that place is not Rock of Gibraltar, that rock is in Alicante, very similar than Gibraltar and its name is Calpe)
Written Aug 25, 2002
Written Aug 25, 2002
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Tipical invaders of Gibraltar, (note: that place is not Rock of Gibraltar, that rock is in Alicante, very similar than Gibraltar and its name is Calpe)
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Q: Is it safe to go and see the apes and should i leave all valuables in the hotel? I have seen video and they seem very fast at...
A: Yes perfectly safe to see the apes, The cable car will take you to the viewing platform, DO NOT TAKE FOOD or TRY TO FEED THE APES. The apes are quite used to having there...
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My Gibraltar page will consist of photographs from our weekend there in November 2003 and also again when we visited August 2004 for 5 days, and now again in June 2005. Consequently, some pics are a...
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A link to a story about Gibraltar on the BBC website - 5th March 2009 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/7923018.stm So anyway, born and brought up in Gibraltar, a British colony at the southern......
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The rock itself is a mass of Jurassic limestone which runs from north to south for a length of six kilometres and a width of 1.2 kilometres. The total area of Gibraltar is six square kilometres. The...
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Gibraltar is probably one of the places in Europe that one wants to tick off the list just to say "I have been there!". So I took the chance to visit this exhilarating British overseas territory...
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Gibraltar - Still a British Colony
Gibraltar is a small rock (well certainly not small enough that you can pick it up!) on the Southern Tip of Spain. The Rock has been under British sovereignty for several hundred years now and the...
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