El Tajo de Ronda
We visit the Puente Nuevo, contemplating the Tajo de Ronda with its spectacular views.
El Tajo de Ronda
We visit the Puente Nuevo, contemplating the Tajo de Ronda with its spectacular views.
Plaza de Toros de Ronda
We will enter the Ronda Bullring, where a local guide will give us a historical tour and finally we will visit the Bullfighting Museum. Tuesdays DO NOT include admission
Admission Included
Setenil de las Bodegas
Setenil de las Bodegas where we will have free time to walk through the charming town of the SerranĆa. Cuevas del Sol Street, is the most popular street, it is a narrow road that is on the banks of the Trejo River. The dwellings here are carved out of the mountain.
Museo Taurino De La Real Maestranza De CaballerĆa De Ronda
The objective of the Bullfighting Museum of Ronda is to offer simple and clear information about the institution of the Royal Maestranza de CaballerĆa of Ronda, its influence on the development and evolution of the art of bullfighting, and the place that Ronda occupies in the history of the Festival. National. The Bullfighting Museum of Ronda, under the lines of the square, offers the visitor a chronological tour around the fundamental aspects of the national holiday, the city of Ronda, the relationship with chivalry and, ultimately, with the institution itself. promoter of the bullfighting tradition. Tuesdays DO NOT include admission
Admission Included
New Bridge
The New Bridge is the most emblematic monument in the Malaga city of Ronda. Built between 1751 and 1793, until 1839 it was the highest bridge in the world with a height of 98 meters. It connects the historical and modern areas of the city
Plaza de Espana
The Plaza de EspaƱa in Ronda is a central urban space, one of the most emblematic and popular in the city. It is located in the New City, at the southern end of Calle Virgen de la Paz, and there are other important roads, such as Calle Nueva and Calle Rosario. This square constitutes the entry point to "the City", or old and monumental part of Ronda, which is accessed from the most modern and commercial part through its impressive New Bridge.
Iglesia de Santa Maria la Mayor
It was built by order of the Catholic Monarchs where the main mosque used to be. It is Gothic in structure, although the naves and the main altar are in the Renaissance style. One of the things that you should not forget and pay attention to is the arch that led to the mirhab, typical of all mosques
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Banos Arabes
It obeys the Muslim adaptation of the ancient Roman baths and consists of the same parts (cold, warm and hot room, hypocaust and boiler and reception room), but unlike the Roman ones, in which the baths are made by immersion in large pools, Muslims are mainly steam baths, although they sometimes have a small pool.
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Palacio de Mondragon
It is also known as the Palace of the Marquis of Villasierra, it is a Mudejar-Renaissance building located in the old town of the city of Ronda, Spain. Today the palace houses the Municipal Museum of Ronda.
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