The Gibraltar National Museum, centrally located in the British overseas territory of Gibraltar, serves as a vital hub for history, culture, and natural history. It highlights the rich heritage of Gibraltar, showcasing artifacts spanning from its prehistoric origins to its military history. Visitors can explore a diverse array of galleries, including the 14th-century Moorish Baths and the archaeological excavations in the gardens. The museum also features special exhibitions, a bookshop, and a gift shop, making it an engaging destination for all ages.

In addition to its permanent collections, the museum is deeply involved in research and education, hosting the Gibraltar Caves Project, which has led to the Gorham's Cave Complex being recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Through programs like the Gib-Bats initiative and ecology research efforts, the museum actively contributes to both scientific knowledge and community outreach. Admission fees are affordable, with free access for children under 12 and Gibraltar ID card holders, ensuring that everyone can enjoy this cultural treasure.