Gibraltar Museum

Located in the heart of the City centre, the Gibraltar Museum is housed in an historic building part of which dates back to the 14th century when the Rock was under Muslim rule. It first opened its doors on 24 July 1930 and has served as Gibraltar’s national museum ever since with exhibits dedicated to the Gorham’s Cave Complex UNESCO World Heritage Site and its Neanderthal heritage, telling the story of the discoveries in anthropology, archaeology and biology which have been made in Gibraltar since the 18th Century. Other displays focus on Gibraltar’s rich natural, military and social histories.

Gibraltar is a very special place and is a living museum in its own right. The role of the Gibraltar Museum is to act as a focal point from where visitors can go out and explore the rest of Gibraltar.

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