Gibraltar

The flag of Gibraltar consists of a white field above a red horizontal stripe with a red three-towered castle and a golden key hanging from its central gate. The castle symbolizes the historic fortress of Gibraltar, while the golden key represents the strategic importance of Gibraltar as the 'Key to the Mediterranean.'

The current flag is based on the coat of arms granted by Queen Isabella I of Castile in 1502. It was officially adopted as Gibraltar's territorial flag in 1982 and remains a symbol of the territory's history, identity and strategic significance.

• Official Name: Gibraltar
• Status: British Overseas Territory
• Capital: Gibraltar
• Continent: Europe
• Population: approx. 34,000
• Official Language: English
• Currency: Gibraltar Pound (GIP)

Famous Attractions
• Rock of Gibraltar
• St. Michael's Cave
• Europa Point
• Great Siege Tunnels
• Barbary Macaques

Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, renowned for the iconic Rock of Gibraltar, panoramic Mediterranean views and rich military history. Visitors explore St. Michael's Cave, the Great Siege Tunnels, Europa Point and encounter the famous Barbary macaques.