The official Semana Santa Ronda 2026 programme in Spanish does include routes and starting points, although it lists them as church names and street itineraries rather than full postal addresses. In this guide, you’ll find clearly structured departure points, key routes, and timings, so you know exactly where to go and when.
Do the Processions Have Start Points and Routes?
Yes — every procession includes:
- Starting location (usually a parish church or sanctuary)
- Full street-by-street itinerary
- Key timing points (departure, official timing point, return)
However, the programme does not provide exact street addresses. Instead, it names well-known churches and plazas in Ronda, which are easy to locate on maps.
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