St Michael's Cave, Gibraltar Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St_Michael%27s_Cave,_Gibraltar_06.JPG Author: John Cummings
St Michael's Cave is a grotto in Gibraltar. It is the only cave in Gibraltar - out of a total of 140 caves - that is open to the public. St Michael's Cave is said to have been named after the grotto at the Sanctuary of Monte Sant'Angelo in Gargano de la Pulla, Italy.
The main part of St Michael's Cave is the Upper Hall. It is connected with passages a smaller chamber, and from there continues on to more chambers to a depth of about 250ft below the entrance.
St Michael's Cave has been used for many activities, the most recent being as a concert hall. The Miss Gibraltar pagent was even held here as well as Sound and Light shows. In 1848, part of a skull from the Neanderthal period (around 50,000 BC) was discovered in St Michael's Cave, and is now on display at the Gibraltar Museum.
Stalactites and other rock formations within St Michael's Cave in Gibraltar Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:St_Michael%27s_Cave,_Gibraltar_5.JPG Author: John Cummings
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