Things to see and do Ronda

Finalized in 1793, this pont neuf is a vertiginous technical prowess leading to the old town, dominates the Tajo gorge of more than 100 m deep... Surprisingly, the central part of this symbol of the city, was used as a prison in other times. Le Guadalevín, the small river that winds down is, unfortunately, a small trickle...

This special house with patio and collections of azulejos offered to the Salésiens (modernist palace of siglo XX) by its owners, has a small garden from which one has a very nice view on the Ronda site.

With its historic combination of styles (Gothic, Renaissance...) it is, without doubt, one of the sacred most important monuments of the city. 

Located in the Palais Palace of La, this is the country's most important private collection. On two floors, it comprises more than 5 000 pieces dealing with arts and sciences.

On the edge of the lush valley of Genal (30 km south of Ronda), a Andalusian and international team of guides, craftsmen, professors and historians since 1987 has contributed to regional development by promoting alternative tourism through mountain cultural channels, including guided tours (small groups) and language stays.

Departure of minibus every hour from the plaza de España for small circuits in the surroundings of Ronda.

Open Monday to Friday from 10 am to 14 pm. At this address you can obtain good information (and in French!) about Ronda: the Serranía de Ronda. Working for eight years in the promotion of this rural area, Alfredo Carrasco's team is very familiar with the region and provides personalized information to all those who request it. Moreover, this small local office serves as the central reservation centre for traditional rural cottages and character but also of quality (minimum length of stay: seven days in July and August or two days off season). The rates are between 18 and 40 € per person per person, depending on the time and the presence or name of a swimming pool (quite essential in summer!).