Historic Center Of Ronda
Historic Center Of Ronda
Historic Center Of Ronda
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David D
Devon, UK26,660 contributions
May 2022 • Couples
Monday 9th May and we visited the delightful mountain town of Ronda.
Having seen the two major and most stunning obvious attractions of the New Bridge and the El Tajo de Ronda, we set off exploring
We walked around the streets of the Town sightseeing and discovering the numerous treasures along the way.
We strolled around the impressive Murallas de la Cijara, old City Walls, which led us under the Arco Felipe V.
Along every street and around every corner there was something to see perhaps, an old Church, an Minaret, a statue, a fountain, a tiled mural and so much more. Another feature is the array of beautiful old buildings that line the streets.
From various points around the Town there were beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding countryside.
Having seen the two major and most stunning obvious attractions of the New Bridge and the El Tajo de Ronda, we set off exploring
We walked around the streets of the Town sightseeing and discovering the numerous treasures along the way.
We strolled around the impressive Murallas de la Cijara, old City Walls, which led us under the Arco Felipe V.
Along every street and around every corner there was something to see perhaps, an old Church, an Minaret, a statue, a fountain, a tiled mural and so much more. Another feature is the array of beautiful old buildings that line the streets.
From various points around the Town there were beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding countryside.
Written 8 August 2022
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Alex1166
Toronto, Canada25 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
Despite very intense rain and wind, Ronda made great impression. One of the iconic Puebla Blanca well worth to visit together with Senetil de la Bodegas. A bit too touristy, so if you prefer more quite place visit less advertised pueblos. In short it is a must if you are in Andalucia.
Written 1 January 2020
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LuizDutraNeto
Rio de Janeiro, RJ8,570 contributions
Mar 2019
The first Celt settlers arrived in Ronda in the 6th century BC and were followed by Phoenicians, Romans, Suebis, Visigoths and Berbers. From 713 AD to 1485 AD, Ronda was under Islamic rule and it was right after the "Reconquista" that the legendary Catholic Kings crossed the iconic "Puerta de Almocábar" for the very first time! So, the Old Town of Ronda, most commonly known as "La Ciudad", retains much of these cultures and characteristics. Stroll along its narrow streets and let yourself be bewitched by this magical and romantic "Old Town". Enjoy!
Written 28 February 2020
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aprilinparis
Greater London, UK315 contributions
Apr 2023 • Family
It is well worth a wander across the bridge along to the old city. Beautiful cobbled, pathways, winding alleyways and churches. There is a Plaza with a lovely bar and restaurant and further down the ramparts of the old town and the main gate into this part of Ronda.
Written 11 April 2023
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staledale
1,428 contributions
Oct 2019
Ronda is simply great for just walking and exploring. I don't feel that you need a guide; just a little sense of adventure and go. You'll stumble across the most beautiful views and an incredibly scenic Old Town.
Written 16 September 2020
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Tourist794081
Benijofar, Spain26 contributions
Sept 2019 • Couples
Been here for the second time and I enjoyed it again. Stayed 4 nights an combined a visit to Ronda with a day out to visit Sentinil de las Bodegas. Also a wonderful place to visit and only 25 km away. Sentinil is famous for it's bodegas build in rocks.
Written 6 March 2020
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Tbernhart
Munich, Germany11 contributions
Aug 2019
Oldest city ... nice location but meanwhile very touristy. It is a shame to see the differences from 15 yrs ago to now.
But I guess it needs to be that way. Nevertheless: great place to visit. Especially when u leave the tourist paths.
But I guess it needs to be that way. Nevertheless: great place to visit. Especially when u leave the tourist paths.
Written 12 February 2020
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laczkozsu
Debrecen, Hungary2,282 contributions
Dec 2022
We spent only one day in this lovely town, but we love it! It was a great experience to see the main sigths, the New Bridge, churches, squares, Town Hall etc. We enjoyed walking in narrow streets and looking the nice old houses. The view was incredible, no words to say anything. You must see it!
Written 22 January 2023
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Simon L
Bristol, UK39 contributions
Oct 2023 • Friends
Spectacular views and old world feel. This is a place not to be missed. Plenty of a character. Unfortunately thousands of tourists as well which is a bit of a downer. I think from cruise ships in Malaga. But don’t be put off by that. Some good restaurants as well.
Written 31 October 2023
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Baggio1018
London, UK319 contributions
July 2024 • Couples
Worth going round and taking a look but do not expect too much.
There was a good mix of churches/historical buildings and museums but together, don't think they live up to the billing of "historic centre" - you would expect more impressive buildings or museums for that.
Similar to the bull ring, worth a wander but manage your expectations.
There was a good mix of churches/historical buildings and museums but together, don't think they live up to the billing of "historic centre" - you would expect more impressive buildings or museums for that.
Similar to the bull ring, worth a wander but manage your expectations.
Written 3 August 2024
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