Romans in Ronda

Acinipo, Ronda la Vieja

The Roman Empire had been expanding out of the Italian peninsula and finally found it’s way to Iberia as Roman and Carthaginian forces battled for control of the Mediterranean, and sadly the peace known around Ronda was shattered beginning in the 2nd century BC. Rome and Carthage fought two bloody and protracted wars, with Spain suffering terribly as Roman armies vied for control of key supply routes.

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Ronda Walk Pilar de Coca

Pilar de Coca walking route in Ronda

The Ronda-Pilar de Coca loop (PR-A 71) is a wonderful walk for exercise junkies and visitors to Ronda alike, it’s a circular route that takes us about 9km out of Ronda, past vineyards, oak groves, an old aqueduct that supplied Ronda with water, the Pilar de Coca spring, and finally the mountains of the Sierra de las Nieves and the Serranía de Ronda.

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Plaza de Toros (Bullring) | Ronda, the City of Dreams in Andalusia, Southern Spain

Whether you approve of bullfighting or not… The bull ring in Ronda… https://rondatoday.com/plaza-de-toros-bullring/ Plaza de Toros (Bullring) | Ronda, the City of Dreams in Andalusia, Southern Spain The bullring in Ronda and Real Maestranza De Caballería De Ronda, Plaza de toros Ronda Facebook – Ronda Today Clive MuirI’ve been living in this lovely area of … Read more