Gadir

Gadir, also known as the Cave of the Shepherd, is a geological formation in Gibraltar, characterized by a series of caves and tunnels carved into natural limestone rock. Historically, it served as a strategic vantage point and shelter for ancient peoples. The site holds archaeological significance, with evidence of human activity dating back thousands of years. Gadir's unique limestone features and historical importance make it a notable landmark, offering insights into Gibraltar's natural history and early human settlement. It remains a site of interest for researchers and visitors alike, illustrating the intersection of geology and heritage.