Saints Quarter
is inspired by Gibraltar's Old Town, Gibraltar (UK)
Inspired by a real place


Real-world photo: Wikimedia Commons
How close does the game get to the real place?
In the game
Saints Quarter is a small, infantry-only map built around a fountain in Gibraltar's Old Town, surrounded by buildings that can be blown apart. Its artwork shows a sunny lane of shuttered houses, arched doorways and potted bougainvillea.
The real place
The Old Town grew up inside the walls below the Rock, around Main Street and its side lanes. Its houses mix British, Genoese, Portuguese and Spanish styles, with louvred shutters, fanlights over the doors and iron balconies. The map's fountain square is invented, but lanes like this one, just off Main Street, have the same look.
Visiting
Main Street is pedestrianised and gets busy when cruise ships are in, so explore the side lanes and squares such as John Mackintosh Square in the early evening. You can walk across the border from La Línea in Spain; bring your passport.
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