St Michael's Cave

St Michael’s Cave is a natural limestone cavern located on the Rock of Gibraltar. It has been formed over thousands of years through geological processes involving water erosion. The cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites, creating a stunning underground landscape. Historically, it has served as a place of shelter and ritual use, and today, it functions as a popular tourist attraction with illuminated chambers and concert venues. Its unique geology and natural beauty make it one of Gibraltar's most significant and captivating landmarks.