John Lennon and Yoko Ono were famously married in the original Marriage Registry in Gibraltar. Today, the Registry, located in the heart of Gibraltar, is the venue for many couples who want to make theirs a simple but elegant affair. There is also a small garden on the premises, perfect for the wedding pics!

The Alameda Gardens were founded in 1816 at the initiative of the Governor, General George Don in order to provide an area for recreation for the residents of Gibraltar. For many years they served this purpose but in the 1970s they fell into a state of disrepair. The Gibraltar Botanic Gardens project began in June 1991 when the Government of Gibraltar contracted a firm of environmental managers, Wildlife (Gibraltar), to restore the gardens and convert them into a botanic garden.

As the largest hotel In Gibraltar with 169 bedrooms, the Caleta Hotel has for many years been an attractive haven for British and European tourists and a popular choice for dining amongst the local population. With a spectacular location along side the Mediterranean the hotel stands on the eastern side of the rock beside the fishing village of Catalan Bay. The hotel has recently received substantial investment for the refurbishment of the public areas restaurant and sea view bedrooms. The hotel has a private access to a small sheltered sandy beach overlooking Spain and North Africa.

Perched 412m at the very Top of the Rock of Gibraltar, the Mons Calpe Suite is the most spectacular and unique venue in Gibraltar and in Southern Spain. Located within the Cable Car Top Station complex, the exclusive Mons Calpe Suite offers 220° views over the Rock and surrounding area.

The Mons Calpe Suite offers the most spectacular views of the Rock, the Bay of Gibraltar and Africa. To the west; the City of Gibraltar and the Bay of Gibraltar across to Algeciras. To the North; a bird's eye view of Gibraltar airport and Spain over the Costa del Sol. To the East; the blue expanse of the Mediterranean and beyond. In short, stretched out beneath you will see two continents, two bodies of water and three countries. Across the Strait of Gibraltar lies Africa and the Rif Mountains where stands the impressive Jebel Musa, the twin mountain to Jebel Tarik (the Moorish name for Gibraltar from which the modern name is derived), together they form the legendary Pillars Of Hercules.

A function at the Mons Calpe Suite offers a truly unique location adding that extra something to make a most memorable event.