Ronda

We recommend you explore these five unique places that offer a complete introduction to Ronda’s history, architecture and landscapes.

1. Cross Puente Nuevo
The city’s most iconic landmark and the symbol of Ronda, with unforgettable views over the gorge and the surrounding landscape.

2. Visit the Arab Baths
One of the best-preserved Muslim bath complexes in Spain and one of the city’s most fascinating historical sites.

3. Explore Palacio de Mondragón
A magnificent civil monument that reflects different architectural styles and forms an essential part of Ronda’s heritage.

4. Visit Setenil de las Bodegas
Just 20 minutes from Ronda, Setenil de las Bodegas is one of the most surprising villages in Spain. Many of its houses are built directly under massive rock formations, creating unique streets such as the famous Calle Cuevas del Sol. It is the perfect place to stroll slowly and enjoy local Andalusian gastronomy on terraces literally integrated into the mountain.

5. Discover the Plaza de Toros de Ronda
One of the oldest and most monumental bullrings in Spain, where visitors can also see its cultural collections and equestrian heritage.

Where to park

For an easier visit, it is best to leave the car in parking areas around the centre or near the access points to the old town and continue on foot. Ronda City Council has expanded parking capacity in central areas, making this the most practical way to explore the historic centre.