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Casa Don Bosco
Modernista mansion from the early 20th century, on Calle Tenorio, on the edge of the Tajo and in the heart of Ronda's historic quarter. It belonged to the Granadinos family, who left it in their will to the Salesian Congregation; the Salesians used it as a rest home for elderly and sick priests of the order. It remains privately owned. Inside, the highlights are a courtyard decorated with Nasrid-style tilework, a very complete collection of regional ceramics, 19th-century tapestries and walnut furniture. Its gardens, overlooking the Tajo, work as a balcony over the Serranía de Ronda. The outdoor spaces can host events and have capacity for about 100 seats or 150 people standing. Tickets are sold through Turismo de Ronda.
Add it to your trip on Wanloria →Things to do at Casa Don Bosco: 3 missions
- Look out over the Serranía from the gardensWalk through the gardens facing the Tajo and find the spot with the best view of the Serranía de Ronda.
- Admire the Nasrid-style tilework of the courtyardStep into the courtyard and look at the Nasrid-style tilework that decorates its walls.
- Find the regional ceramics and the tapestriesIf the visit allows it, look for the collection of regional ceramics and the 19th-century tapestries.
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Frequently asked questions
How much time do you need for Casa Don Bosco?
Allow about 30 min for the visit.
Source: Web oficial - Turismo de Ronda, Casa de San Juan Bosco