Ronda is a picturesque town in Andalusia, famous for its spectacular stone bridge and panoramic views.
Ronda has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times. The city has been influenced by several civilisations, including the Romans and the Moors.
La ville est accessible en voiture ou en train depuis d’autres grandes villes d’Andalousie comme Malaga ou Séville.
Accommodation
Ronda offre une variété d’options d’hébergement, du luxe aux auberges de jeunesse.
Gastronomy
Tapas, Andalusian gazpacho and salmorejo are just some of the local specialities.
What is there to see? What to do?
The Puente Nuevo, the Ronda bullring and the Casa del Rey Moro are not to be missed.
The Old Town, the City, the Padre Jesús district
La randonnée, le canyoning et l’escalade sont populaires dans les gorges autour de la ville.
The Alameda del Tajo park is ideal for families with children.
Pedro Romero Festival in September.
Activities
Shopping
Calle La Bola is the city's main shopping district.
Nightlife
Tapas bars and small discos are part of Ronda's lively nightlife scene.
Did you know?
Ronda est l’une des plus anciennes villes d’Espagne. Ernest Hemingway and Orson Welles were great fans of the city. The town is considered to be the cradle of modern bullfighting. Puente Nuevo took 42 years to build. Ronda is the birthplace of the bandit legend, El Tempranillo.
Tips and tricks Visit Puente Nuevo early to avoid the crowds. Train tickets are cheaper during the week. For a good meal at a reasonable price, look out for the daily menus.
Don't miss the small local shops selling artisanal products.
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