The piece of land known for being split between Spain and the British territory is Gibraltar. Strategically located at the entrance of the Mediterranean Sea, this small peninsula measures approximately 6.7 square kilometers. Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, and while it primarily falls under British sovereignty, it is also claimed by Spain, which has led to historical tensions. The territory features the famous Rock of Gibraltar and serves as an important naval base. Its culture reflects a blend of British and Mediterranean influences, seen in its language, customs, and culinary traditions.