The Aire De Ronda is located in the popular and historic Padre Jesus district of Ronda, and is only a short walk up to the Puente Nuevo or down to the Arab Baths. The hotel is designed on bespoke lines, and is more reminiscent of a Bed and Breakfast than a hotel with only four rooms, assuring peace and quiet during your stay.
Hotel Cortijo Salinas – Montecorto
The rural setting of the Cortijo Salinas provides a great view for its guests, located as it is in the heart of the Grazalema Nature Reserve and close to the shores of Lake Zahara. There are plenty of places to explore around the hotel and on returning, the relaxing atmosphere of the hotel Cortijo Salinas and the beautifully designed interior awaits.
Hotel El Horcajo – Montecorto
The Hotel El Horcajo at Montecorto, just a 20 minute drive north of Ronda, is a unique place to stay as it is also a working farm!
Situated within the popular Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, the area is a spectacular destination for nature lovers and those who choose to holiday away from the crowds.
Shopping in Ronda: A Charming Throwback to Simpler Times
Ronda isn’t your typical shopping destination—and that’s exactly the point. This historic Andalusian city has resisted the pull of modern retail chains and massive malls. Instead, Ronda offers a nostalgic experience rooted in small, family-owned shops and a relaxed, personal atmosphere.
Puente Nuevo Interpretation Museum
The Puente Nuevo is one of Ronda’s most famous landmarks, in fact the bridge is one of the most photographed manmade structures in Spain. The interpretation museum is inside the bridge, in the large room under the road. At various times this has been a prison, a hotel, and a bar.
Getting to Ronda using tour guide companies
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While most travelers arrive by car, train, or bus, guided tours are a stress-free alternative. For trusted options, Get Your Guide offers some of the best tours to and around Ronda.
Nuestra Señora del Socorro
The parish church of Socorro (Parroquia de Nuestra Señora del Socorro) was only built in 1956 but it, and the plaza around it, feature prominently on every walking tour of Ronda. The ground on which the church stands was the location of a parish chapel, a hospital, and before that a Muslim chapel.