Ronda, the pearl of Andalusia, awaits you for an unforgettable exploration at 700 meters above sea level. Discover the majesty of Pont Neuf overlooking the Tagus Gorge and stroll through its alleyways steeped in history, where each corner reveals a Roman and Moorish past. Immerse yourself in the poetic atmosphere of this city of many contrasts, while visiting its bullring, Moorish baths, and its ancient medina. A 2.6 km route of discovery awaits you, immersing you in the Andalusian culture and natural beauty of Ronda.
- 2.6 km route through the historic town of Ronda
- Visit of the Pont Neuf, the bullring and the Moorish baths
- Exploration of the old medina and its sunny squares
- Duration of the visit: 1h15, ideal for all history and culture enthusiasts
We build our circuits in the form of a loop so that you can easily start the tour at the point closest to you, the guidance will adapt automatically. If you are nearby, we recommend this ideal Check-out Point.
Carrera Espinel, also known as Calle La Bola, is Ronda’s most vibrant pedestrian street.
Plaza del Socorro is one of Ronda’s most emblematic squares, a true civic heart where Andalusian history meets daily life.
Here you are in front of Plaza de Toros de Ronda. It’s not really a square, as one might think with its name, but arenas that stand before you.
You are now strolling through the Alameda del Tajo Park. Opened in 1806 during the reign of Charles IV
From the Balcón del Coño, you discover a dizzying opening to the Ronda Valley: below, the steep cliffs of the canyon suddenly give way to a largely unobstructed landscape
The Paseo Ernest Hemingway is one of Ronda’s most evocative walks.
Plaza Blas Infante, in the immediate vicinity of Ronda’s bullring, is a large wooded area dedicated to Blas Infante, a key figure in Andalusian identity.
You will discover one of Ronda’s most emblematic spaces: a square on the Tagus River that forms the junction between the old town and the newer part of Ronda.
Here we will of course talk about the very famous Puente Nuevo de Ronda, but to enjoy it even more, do not hesitate to take a right and advance a little to access the superb viewpoint that is there.
On your left is the Palacio de Congresos de Ronda, a building that brings together more than five centuries of history on the edge of the Tagus Gorge, very close to Puente Nuevo.
Take a look to the left: on the wall of the Palacio de Congresos is a large mosaic in azulejos dedicated to Viajeros Románticos
From Calle Armiñán, the Lara Museum welcomes you in an 18th-century palace, Casa-Palacio de los Condes de la Conquista
In front of you is a discreet façade with light walls, right next to a small orange tree and the statue of the poet Vicente Espinel
The small Plaza de María Auxiliadora opens in front of you, a peaceful viewpoint set at the edge of the Tagus Gorge
You arrive at Plaza de Mondragón, an elegant square dominated by the baroque façade of the Palacio de Mondragón, the most emblematic civil monument in Ronda’s Old Town.
Here you are at the foot of the Church of Santa María la Mayor, located in Plaza Duquesa de Parcent in the heart of the old town.
Here, everything tells a story: from Romans to Catholic kings, from medieval markets to today’s processions, the square you are on has always been Ronda’s great salon
Right here, in this traditional house on Calle Armiñán, was once a museum as surprising as it is endearing
As you walk through the Calle Marqués de Salvatierra, let’s take the time to go back centuries to understand how this spectacular city became the one it is today.
Turn around for a moment: here you are in front of the Palacio del Marqués de Salvatierra, a baroque stately palace nestled in one of the most picturesque corners of Old Ronda.
As you descend to reach Puente Nuevo, you will pass under this large stone gate: the Arch of Philip V
Here you are on Puente Viejo, Ronda’s “discreet bridge”, the one you discover after Puente Nuevo...
You are now in one of the most peaceful and spectacular places in Ronda
From the Jardines de Cuenca, the palace you see hanging on the cliff, with its clear facades and terraced gardens that descend to the bottom of the ravine, is the Casa del Rey Moro
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