Gibraltar in 3 days: Rock cable car to 426m summit (Spain + Morocco + Atlantic + Mediterranean simultaneous panorama — one of the Pillars of Hercules), Barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus — only wild primates in Europe — 300+ individuals in 5+ troops — tail-less — Churchill 1942 personally reinforced — legend: British sovereignty tied to their presence), Great Siege Tunnels 1779-1783 (hand-carved limestone — Sergeant Major Ince pioneered first tunnel with hammer and chisel 1782 — 14th siege of Gibraltar — 3 years 7 months 12 days — never taken in 14 sieges), Main Street + Casemates Square (duty-free British-Mediterranean hybrid), Morocco day trip (14km Strait crossing — Tangier medina + kasbah — Paul Bowles + Beat Generation 1950s-60s), Europa Point (southernmost British territory — Ibrahim al-Ibrahim Mosque 1997 Saudi donation — Morocco visible on clear days), Moorish Castle 714 CE (Umayyad origin — Tariq ibn Ziyad 711 CE "Jebel Tariq"), Gibraltar Museum (Forbes' Quarry 1848 Neanderthal skull — found BEFORE Neander Valley 1856 discovery — pre-dates Neanderthal name itself), St. Michael's Cave (stalactite cathedral converted to concert hall), dolphin watching Strait (common + bottlenose + striped dolphin — year-round — guaranteed sightings), 100-Ton Gun at Rosia Bay (one of only 2 surviving Victorian 100-ton guns — Nelson's body arrived Rosia Bay 1805 after Trafalgar), farewell calentita (Sephardic Jewish chickpea-flour-baked-pudding — expelled from Spain 1492 same year as Columbus).