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Is the Spanish Bullfight Dying?

July 26, 2024December 14, 2009 by Clive Muir

Is the Spanish bullight dying? If the 2009 Corrida Goyesca is anything to go be then no, but statistics and opinion polls tell a different story

Udo Burkhardt Exhibtion at Circulo de Artistas, Ronda

July 26, 2024December 13, 2009 by Clive Muir

An exhibition of modern contemporary art by Udo Burkhardt, a German expat living near to Ronda. The exhibition runs from 12th Dec till 20th Dec 2009

Hotel Occupancy Up in Ronda during Recent Long Weekend

July 26, 2024December 11, 2009 by Clive Muir

The puente (long weekend) holiday in December 2009 resulted in higher than normal occupancy rates for local hotels

Reasons to use a Dedicated Currency Specialist

July 26, 2024December 8, 2009 by Clive Muir

Reduce fees and manage exchange rate fluctuations by talking to a currency exchange company instead of your local high street bank

Christmas Lights and Shop Windows in Ronda

March 2, 2013December 6, 2009 by Clive Muir

Ronda’s Christmas lights and shop windows in our photo gallery, and a writer’s license in describing an evening in Ronda in early December

Welcome to one of Spain’s most visited cities — and with good reason. Ronda is a compact, walkable destination where everything is close at hand. From the moment you arrive, you’re just steps away from iconic sights like the Real Maestranza bullring, the Puente Nuevo and El Tajo gorge, the many beautiful churches, our museums, or the wonderful coffee shops and tapas bars, we have it all within a short 30 minute walk.

If you're only in Ronda for one day be sure to check out our audio guided tour Its a fantastic way to find the best places in Ronda and learn about some history. If you're likely to be here for two days or more, then our most popular walks include the walk to the Virgen de la Cabeza, or Mr Henderson's Railway Walk. And, of course the spectacular Natural Park of the Sierra de Grazalema.

But to really get the most out of Ronda, book a hotel, stay with us for a few days and immerse yourself into the City of Dreams. Read an introduction to Ronda here.