CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL OF ST. MARY THE CROWNED, Gibraltar

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Most traces of Spanish and Moorish Gibraltar were destroyed during the Great Siege, when some 250,000 rounds of shot and shell were fired at the garrison. St Mary the Crowned, however, stands on the site of the chief mosque and some parts of the early structure can still be seen.

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