The Rock of Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory, is a prominent landmark offering stunning views, historical sites, and unique wildlife. Accessibility can be challenging due to the steep terrain, but cable cars and taxis are available. Solo exploration is possible, but guided tours offer richer historical context. The peak season is during the summer months, with generally mild weather year-round. Expect to spend approximately £30-£50 per person for entrance fees and transportation. A typical visit lasts between 3-6 hours, depending on how much you want to explore, including St. Michael's Cave, the Great Siege Tunnels, and the Barbary macaques. Be mindful of the macaques as they can be assertive with food and belongings.