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Ronda Tourism Awards 2009

August 26, 2011September 28, 2009 by Clive Muir

Ronda’s annual tourism award in 2009 produced a couple of surprises, not least the award for producing a braille map of the tourist monuments

Pauline Emmens, Fabric Artist

March 2, 2013September 23, 2009 by Clive Muir

Pauline Emmens, a retired lady from England who lives in Olvera and produces quilted art, painting on fabric, and stitched art on fabric.

Pedro Romero Feria Parade 2009

August 25, 2011September 3, 2009 by Clive Muir

Pedro Romero Feria Parade

The Pedro Romero Feria in Ronda is the biggest carnival event in Ronda’s social calendar, a week of partying, of live shows, of fairground rides, and attractions,

Mariana Mara Art Exhibition

August 25, 2011August 30, 2009 by Clive Muir

Mariana Mara, an expressionist painter, welcomed Rondeños to an exhibition entitled “Un Momento” in the gallery room of the Casa del Cultura in August 2009

Chico Andrades, Raices de Ronda Wood Sculpting

July 26, 2024August 25, 2009 by Clive Muir

Raices de Ronda, a small wood carving workshop in Ronda owned by Chico Andrades who carves Olive Tree roots with cartoon characters.

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.