The Convent (Gibraltar)

The Convent in Gibraltar is the official residence of the Governor, who represents the British monarch in the territory. Built in the 15th century, it originally served as a monastery before becoming the Governor’s home. Located in the city center, it features a blend of historic architecture and beautiful gardens. The Convent plays a key role in Gibraltar’s administrative and ceremonial functions, symbolizing the British presence and governance. It is an important historical landmark, highlighting Gibraltar’s colonial legacy and its connections to the United Kingdom.