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12 verified places and 26 missions to truly experience Ronda. Must-sees: Puente Nuevo, Arab Baths of Ronda, Mondragón Palace, Church of Santa María la Mayor. Best known for: Culture, Nature.
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CulturePuente NuevoStone bridge spanning the Tajo of Ronda, about 98 metres above the Guadalevín river and joined to the city by…CultureArab Baths of RondaComplex of public baths from the Al-Andalus period, built in the 13th century, next to the Guadalevín river…CultureMondragón PalaceMondragón Palace, in Ronda's old town, is a Mudéjar-Renaissance building housing the city's Municipal Museum.CultureChurch of Santa María la MayorThe Church of Santa María la Mayor in Ronda stands on the site of the city's former Friday mosque, preserving…CultureCasa del Rey MoroStately house on the edge of the Tajo, in the old town of Ronda, known as the House of the Moorish King…NatureCueva de la PiletaPrehistoric cave in Benaoján, about 20 km from Ronda, deep in the mountains.CultureReal Maestranza of RondaBullring of Ronda, considered one of the oldest in Spain, built between 1783 and 1785 to a design by José…CulturePuente ViejoSingle-arch bridge over the Guadalevín river, in the lower part of the Tajo, linking the San Miguel district…NatureTajo de RondaDeep gorge carved by the Guadalevín river that divides Ronda into two halves, the old town and the Mercadillo…CulturePalace of the Marquis of Salvatierra18th-century palace house in the old town of Ronda, in the San Sebastián district, near the Almocábar Gate.NatureGardens of the Alameda del TajoPublic park in Ronda opened in 1806, right on the edge of the Tajo and near the bullring.CultureSanta CeciliaThe Church of Santa Cecilia in Ronda was built in 1663 on the site of the former Hermitage of Cristo de las…
Frequently asked questions
What to see in Ronda in one day?
If you only have one day, start with the essentials: Puente Nuevo, Arab Baths of Ronda, Mondragón Palace, Church of Santa María la Mayor and Casa del Rey Moro.
What can you see for free in Ronda?
No entry fee: Church of Santa María la Mayor and Santa Cecilia.