About Gibraltar

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. UK and EU citizens can enter freely, while others may need a Schengen visa or specific permission.

The official currency is the Gibraltar pound (GIP), but euros are widely accepted. Change is usually given in GIP.

While generally friendly, the macaques can be mischievous. Avoid feeding them and keep belongings secure.

Yes, English is the official language, but Spanish and Llanito (a local dialect) are also common.

The cable car is the most scenic option, but hiking or guided tours are also popular.

Try calentita (a chickpea flour pancake) or rosto (a pasta dish with tomato sauce and meat).

Prices are comparable to the UK, but duty-free shopping offers savings on alcohol, tobacco, and perfumes.

Yes, but be prepared for border checks and limited parking. Walking across the border is often easier.

Mild but rainy, with temperatures around 10-15°C (50-59°F). Pack a light jacket and umbrella.

Politeness is valued. Greet shopkeepers when entering stores, and avoid loud behavior in residential areas.