Tourism

Explore Ronda and its surrounding areas with our tourism guides. Discover must-see attractions like the Puente Nuevo, Ronda’s bullring, Arab Baths, Mondragon Palace, and the Water Mine. Venture beyond the city to the Cueva de la Pileta, Antequera’s dolmens, the Costa del Sol beaches, or iconic sites in Sevilla and Córdoba. For nature lovers, explore the stunning Sierra de Grazalema with expert tips from Wildside Holidays.

Ronda, the City of Dreams in Andalucia

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Hotel San Francisco in Ronda
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Welcome to Ronda the “City of Dreams”. Ronda is one of the most popular white towns in southern Spain, known for its dramatic scenery and historic charm. This compact hilltop city is easy to explore on foot. Stroll along cobbled streets as you visit iconic sites like the Real Maestranza bullring, the Puente Nuevo and the breathtaking El Tajo Gorge.

In Ronda you will discover beautiful churches, museums, and wonderful tapas bars and restaurants.

Thinking of staying in Ronda? Find a hotel

As well as being blessed with some of Spain’s most impressive natural and historic monuments, the accommodation options in Ronda are excellent because many offer views of the Tajo gorge from their windows and balconies plus the stunning views of the mountains surrounding the city.

Four star hotels in Ronda include the Parador, Molino del Arco, Reina Victoria, Montelirio, Maestranza, Acinipo, Ronda Valley, and Hotel San Gabriel.

Visiting Ronda for a day trip?

Guided tours and activities in Ronda From Get Your Guide

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Where to Park in Ronda Spain

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Where to park in Ronda Spain

Where to park in Ronda Spain? Ronda’s charming, narrow streets can be tricky to navigate, and free parking spots are now few and far between. In this guide, you’ll also find a selection of hotels that offer convenient parking for their guests.

Better yet, you can reserve your parking in Ronda quickly and securely—online and in advance—right from this article.

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Parkimeter. Reserve your parking online and in advance in Ronda.

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Museums of Ronda

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Museums of Ronda the tourist ticket

The museums  of Ronda are a delightful way to spend a few hours for both holiday makers and residents alike. Children will love the Lara Museum, while adults may prefer the museum of wine. Art aficionados will positively love the collection of Joaquin Peinado.

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The VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda

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The VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda

So, I was asked to create the VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda.

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Scan the QR code to go directly to the Audio guide at VoiceMap

Listening to me along the way (and also some captivating guitar music from the amazing Paco Seco), you’ll pass breathtaking lookout points including the Mirador de Ronda and the Mirador de Aldehuela.

As we leave the new town behind us and enter the old, past the Mondragón Palace and museum we’ll visit Ronda’s former defensive border at the Puerta de Almocábar, and quake in the boots of history’s soldiers as you imagine approaching armies.

From there we’ll follow the old walls to the Arab Baths and the Puente Viejo bridge, before making our way back over Puente Nuevo. The tour ends in front of the Plaza de Toros, the Bullring of the Royal Cavalry of Ronda.

A free guide to Ronda?

Or, if you’d like a free copy, I have a limited number of unique VoiceMap codes to share. Simply email me at clive@rondatoday.com, and I’ll personally send you a code so you can explore Cádiz at your own pace. Your email is safe with me — no spam, just your audio guide!

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Guided day trips to Ronda from Cádiz, Seville and Jerez

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Visiting Ronda and Setenil

Experience the magic of Ronda and Setenil de las Bodegas on a private small-group tour, departing from Cadiz, Jerez and El Puerto de Santa María. The picturesque town of Ronda is renowned for its bullfighting heritage and the awe-inspiring New Bridge, which connects the old and new town. On your tour of Ronda, discover the fascinating history of one of the oldest cities in Spain, dating back to the Roman Empire.

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