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Ronda, Spain

Discover the stunning city of Ronda with Firebird Tours. Explore its dramatic landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Let Firebird Tours plan your perfect Spanish adventure.
Ronda

About Ronda

Why Visit Ronda, Spain

Welcome to the unforgettable city of Ronda! One of the most visited places in Southern Spain, Ronda is a true wonder. The city consists of two parts: the old Moorish town and the "newer" part called Mercadillo. These are separated by the 100 m (328 ft) deep El Tajo Gorge and connected by the famous 18th-century Puente Nuevo Bridge, one of the most photographed sites in Spain.

Ronda is the birthplace of Francisco Romero, considered the father of modern bullfighting. The city is home to Spain's oldest bullring, the Real Maestranza, which can hold up to 5000 people. Built in the 18th century, the bullring offers guided tours and includes the Real Maestranza Museum.

Next to the old city walls, you'll find Spain's best-preserved Arabic baths, Banos Arabes, dating back to the 13th century. The baths feature hot, medium, and cold rooms and a stunning star-shaped vent in the ceiling.

Add the Jardines de Cuenca garden to your Ronda itinerary. The garden hangs over the canyon with terraces planted with palm trees and succulents. It's an ideal spot for a picnic or a nap under the sky.

No trip to Ronda is complete without exploring the local wineries. The Serrania de Ronda has been producing wine since Roman times and is known for its exquisite reds. Be sure to visit the Descalzos Viejos winery.

Enjoy a stroll along the old Paseo E Hemingway, take in the breathtaking views, and soak up the bright Spanish sun.

Best Tours to Ronda

Best Things to Do During Ronda Tours

Ronda

There's so much to explore in Ronda. Take a look at the list below and get inspired to plan your journey.

  • Visit the iconic Puente Nuevo, a spectacular bridge spanning the El Tajo gorge and offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
  • Explore the charming streets of Ronda’s old town, with its whitewashed buildings, historic sites, and lively plazas.
  • Discover the rich history at the Mondragón Palace, a historic mansion with beautiful gardens and panoramic views.
  • Stroll through the picturesque Alameda del Tajo, a serene park with walking paths and scenic overlooks of the gorge.
  • Visit the stunning Plaza de Toros, one of Spain’s oldest bullrings, offering tours and insights into the tradition of bullfighting.
  • Experience the vibrant local culture and cuisine at the Ronda Wine Festival, celebrating the region’s wines and traditional Andalusian dishes.
  • Savor traditional Spanish dishes, including tapas and gazpacho, at local restaurants and tapas bars.
  • Take a day trip to the nearby Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, known for its rugged mountains and outdoor adventures.
  • Explore the art and culture at local galleries and workshops, showcasing Andalusian crafts and artwork.
  • Enjoy a scenic walk along the gorge paths for views of Ronda’s natural beauty and historic landmarks.