A network of tunnels dug during WWII to defend Gibraltar and house troops, vehicles and a power station. Part of the Upper Rock Nature Reserve ticket.
| Category | Museum |
| Area | Inside City Walls, Gibraltar |
| Hours | Daily 9:30am–5:15pm |
| Duration | 45 min |
| Price | £10 |
| Address | Willis's Road, Upper Rock |
Last reviewed: September 2026
World War II Tunnels is a museum in the Inside City Walls of Gibraltar, and most visitors spend around 45 min here. A network of tunnels dug during WWII to defend Gibraltar and house troops, vehicles and a power station. Part of the Upper Rock Nature Reserve ticket.
Admission is £10. Opening hours are Daily 9:30am–5:15pm. Insider tip: Combine with the Great Siege Tunnels — they're on the same ticket and a short walk apart.
World War II Tunnels is open Daily 9:30am–5:15pm, in the Inside City Walls of Gibraltar. Always check locally before your visit as hours can change with the season.
Entry to World War II Tunnels is £10. Combined tickets with other Upper Rock attractions can save money if you're visiting several.
Allow around 45 min for World War II Tunnels. Add extra time for getting to and from the site, especially on the Upper Rock.
World War II Tunnels is located at Willis's Road, Upper Rock in the Inside City Walls of Gibraltar. Use the Get Directions button above to open Google Maps navigation.
Combine with the Great Siege Tunnels — they're on the same ticket and a short walk apart.