'Walks through History' returns - National Museum announces summer programme

4th July 2026, 12:00 | Published by GBC News

Ancient caves, medieval fortifications and wartime tunnels are among the attractions on the Walks through History programme this summer.

Designed for 9-12 year olds, it offers participants a taste of Gibraltar's rich history, with museum guides leading groups through events and stories that shaped the Rock over millennia.

Admission is free, but spaces are limited and offered on a first come, first serve basis.  The museum warns that they will not accommodate children who arrive without having confirmed a booking.

Registration forms are available to download on the museum website.

2026 Programme:

Wed 8th July: Europa Point through the Ages

Wed 15th July: Discover the History of Rosia and Camp Bay

Wed 22nd July: Gibraltar’s Impressive City Walls

Wed 29th July: Secrets of the WWII Tunnels

Wed 5th August: Neanderthals and Dolphins: a Boat Tour of the Gorham’s Cave Complex*

Wed 12th August: Explore the 18th Century Great Siege Tunnels

Wed 19th August: Timekeepers of the Rock: Exploring the Gibraltar National Museum

Wed 26th August: Discover the Moorish Castle from top to bottom

 

*Please note: The 5th August tour starts at the earlier time of 09:00 and all children must be accompanied by an adult on this tour.

For further information:

Email: walks@gibmuseum.gi

Tel: +350 200 74289