Things To Do in Ronda

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Quote: The Moorish mountain city of Ronda is just beautiful. The Puente Nueva (new bridge) above a 300-foot gorge is breathtaking. The houses built along the gorge are a sight to behold. It’s a busy, friendly… Read More

Quote: Ronda has the oldest operational bullfighting arena but is well worth visiting even when not in use. At the entrance there stands a particularly handsome and proud statue of “el toro”. You can wander around the… Read More

Quote: This is quite an easy walk and its appeal depends on the splendid scenery. It starts just beyond the left hand fork in the road above Grazalema [left of the road] and winds away in a fairly consistet direction… Read More

Quote: I have only been in December but even then the wild flowers were pretty prolific and I found the smallest daffodil that I have ever seen growing wild. There is a place at the top where the vultures nest and… Read More

Quote: You go up the road from Grazalema and take the fork above the town slightly to the right towards Zahara. In a very short distance you will see a track going up the mountainside on your left. Follow it up… Read More

Quote: The town is most often seen for its leather. There is only one main shopping street and about 75% of the shops seemed to sell leather. Then there is an excellent factury shop on the same road as the bus… Read More

Quote: In my entry about the Ronda Bullring I mentioned that Ronda has a few attractions that seem to be made up as a way to make a few pesetas off of us tourists. I was sure that the Moorish Mines were an example of… Read More

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