When you get to Ronda (even if you have found Ronda Today useful) the first place on your list of visits should be the Tourist Office which is located by the bull ring (Plaza de Toros.) It is here that the English speaking staff can give you the most up to date info on whats going on in Ronda such as concerts, exhibitions and sell you the “tourist ticket”.
The “Tourist Ticket” (Bono Turístico in Spanish.)
The “Bono” tourist ticket offers a great opportunity to explore some of Ronda’s most iconic landmarks. With this pass, you can visit the stunning New Bridge, a must-see monument that defines Ronda’s landscape. Explore the Old Prison, a site steeped in history, and step back in time at the Arab Baths, a beautifully preserved spa showcasing the allure of Muslim architecture.
You can get the ticket in person at the tourist office by the bull ring in Ronda or online at the tourist office website here.
Your ticket also grants access to the Casa del Gigante, one of the few remaining examples of Nasrid culture in Málaga province. Often referred to as a miniature palace, it is an exquisite example of Nasrid architecture. Additionally, don’t miss the Mondragón Palace, celebrated as Ronda’s most significant civil monument.
- The interpretation centre of the new bridge (Puente Nuevo)
- the Palacio de Mondragón (The Museum of Ronda)
- The Arab baths
- Unicaja Joaquín Peinado Museum , in memory of the work of the Ronda painter Joaquín Peinado
- Casa del Gigante. One of the few examples of Nasrid culture in the province of Malaga
Voicemap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda
You may need the tourist ticket if you are using the VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda.
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
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.
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How to Explore Ronda with the Tourist Ticket (Bono Turístico)
The Tourist Ticket, or Bono Turístico, is a fantastic way to explore Ronda’s most iconic attractions with a single pass. It includes entry to the New Bridge (Puente Nuevo) Interpretation Centre, the Mondragón Palace (home to the Museum of Ronda), the historic Arab Baths, the Unicaja Joaquín Peinado Museum, and the Casa del Gigante, one of the few surviving examples of Nasrid architecture in the Málaga province. The ticket offers both convenience and value, allowing visitors to experience the city’s rich history, art, and architecture.
You can buy the Tourist Ticket in person at the Tourist Office located beside Ronda’s famous bullring (Plaza de Toros). The office has friendly English-speaking staff who can also provide updated information about local events, concerts, and exhibitions. Alternatively, the ticket can be purchased online through the official Ronda tourism website.
Ronda is a very walkable city, making it ideal for independent exploration. Most key sights are within a short distance of each other. Within a 30-minute walk, you can visit the Real Maestranza bullring, Puente Nuevo, El Tajo gorge, several historic churches, museums, and a wide choice of coffee shops and tapas bars. Ronda’s compact layout helps visitors experience a lot without needing a car or public transport.
The VoiceMap GPS Audio Guide for Ronda is a self-guided walking tour that uses your smartphone to offer a narrated route through the city. Narrated by Clive from Ronda Today, the guide includes captivating stories, historical insights, and guitar music by Paco Seco. The route covers key highlights such as the Mirador de Ronda, Mondragón Palace, and Puerta de Almocábar, helping visitors explore at their own pace with rich local context.
Tip: Some locations included in the VoiceMap tour require a Tourist Ticket for entry.
Ronda Today is a comprehensive, English-language tourist website that provides everything a visitor might need. It includes:
Accommodation guides for hotels, apartments, and hostels
Transport tips, including bus and train timetables
Walking and tour recommendations
A free printable city map and guide
Details about the Tourist Ticket and VoiceMap Audio Guide
The site is updated regularly and serves as a go-to resource for planning and enjoying a trip to Ronda.
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Hi Clive,
I’m planning a day trip to Ronda later this year, just curious, can I purchase the tourism ticket in advance? Or only in person the same day?
Thanks for your help!
Hello
we are interested for ticket pass one day included museum and all attractions.
Where we can make reservation for this.
Thank you very much
Could you please help me with when is Corrida Goyesca of Ronda held this year and when and how can we buy the tickets?
Thank you in advance for your help
BR
Inja
When in Ronda we would like to take a day trip to Grazalema but the bus schedules departures are no earlier than 1pm. Is there an alternate way to visit earlier in the day?
Thank you so much for sharing this info! I’m going to Ronda this Ocrober and I will definitely use your post as a guide.