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What to see in Ronda?

20 places curated by Hozy - landmarks, nature, hidden restaurants and activities. Click to discover each address in detail.

Ronda - Plaza de Toros de Ronda
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Landmarks & heritage (10)

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Landmark

Plaza de Toros de Ronda

One of Spain's oldest and most beautiful bullrings, inaugurated in 1785. The integrated bullfighting museum traces the history of Ronda bullfighting and the Romero family, founders of modern bullfighting.

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Landmark

Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor

Built on the foundations of the great Almohad mosque, it blends Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque in a fascinating architectural syncretism. The Arab mihrab is still visible in the cloister.

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Landmark

Casa del Rey Moro

18th-century residence with terraced gardens descending to the bottom of the Tajo via a staircase carved into the rock. The underground Arab water mine (La Mina) is a spectacular and seldom-visited passage.

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Landmark

Puente Nuevo de Ronda

The iconic 18th-century bridge spanning the Tajo gorge at a depth of 120 metres. The view from both sides is breathtaking, especially in late afternoon when golden light strikes the gorge.

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Landmark

Palacio de Mondragón

Former 14th-century Nasrid palace converted into a municipal museum. Its hanging gardens overlooking the Tajo and Mudéjar patios make it one of the city's most underrated monuments.

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Landmark

Puerta de Almocabar

Fortified gate from the 13th century, the main entrance to the Arab medina. Flanked by two massive towers, it is one of the best preserved in Andalusia and marks the entrance to the historic city.

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Landmark

Church of the Holy Spirit

Gothic church commissioned by the Catholic Monarchs following the reconquest of Ronda in 1485, built directly on the ruins of a mosque. Rarely visited, it preserves a striking military austerity.

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Landmark

Baños Árabes de Ronda

Among the best preserved on the Iberian peninsula, these 13th-century Arab baths feature their star-shaped vaults pierced with skylights. A dive into Nasrid Andalusia just steps from the centre.

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Landmark

Arab Bridge of Ronda

11th-century Arab bridge, far less visited than the Puente Nuevo but laden with history. Nestled at the bottom of the ravine, it offers a unique perspective on the old town's walls and abandoned mills.

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Landmark

Arab Town of Ronda – Ciudad Quarter

Medieval Arab quarter around the old town, with its white-washed alleyways and houses with flower-filled balconies. Far more authentic than the touristy areas, where residents still live at a traditional pace.

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What to see in Ronda - Espagne? 20 places · Hozy