[2025 Ronda Stay] Travel Guide for Ronda (Updated May)

Ronda is situated in a mountainous area about 750 m (2,460 ft) above mean sea level. It is a beautiful and famous town for its high-quality cuisine and delicious dishes. #tripblazers#CelebrateWithTrip

Take your shoes and be ready to walk! Ronda is a place for hikers as you will be going up and down hills. You can enjoy magnificent landscapes full with golden colours and some green touches. you can also see a lake from one side of the town. This town has some traditional food and cheeses that you can get in several small shops. Parking may be tricky but if you go early in the morning it shouldn’t be an issue any time or the year. It is also important to have a few coins in case you need to use a toilet. And as part of my all times stop, even though is not a very big town, we did our traditional stop in guess where? McDonalds. This time we made a quick stop for a snack and carry on walking.

Perched dramatically above a deep gorge, Ronda is a place where history and nature intertwine. The iconic Puente Nuevo bridge offers breathtaking views that will leave you speechless 😍, especially at sunset 🌅 when the golden light bathes the cliffs. Wander through its cobblestone streets 🏘️, discover hidden courtyards, and immerse yourself in the romance of this ancient Andalusian town. Why You Should Visit: • Feel the thrill of standing on Puente Nuevo 🌉 and gazing into the depths of El Tajo Gorge 😱. • Explore the rich history 📜, from bullfighting traditions to Moorish architecture. • Indulge in local tapas 🍷🍴 while sipping on a glass of Ronda’s finest wine. #Ronda #AndalusiaDream #TravelInspiration #SpainGetaway

You see i had been listening to a lot of classics on audiobooks. Hemmingway is one of my favourites. I still remember the part where it is mentioned about how some priest and men where thrown off the Gorge. While that is not the main reason of my visit to Ronda but that Gorge is El tajo. The very Gorge across which the beautiful city of Rona is built. After a fun weekend in Marbella, i boarded a bus to Ronda. It took a little more than an hour and the service was comfortable. Lots of scenery along the way. Ronda is such a spectacular sight. The way it appears. And now that i have experience, there is so much of historical importance here. It has these gorgeous alleyways and cobbled streets. There are these ancient city walls, the famous new bridge and incredible landscapes, amongst the most picture happy places i clicked. Some of my favourite things to see here include the Cuenca garden where you could see a magic sunrise, the new bridge is worthy of a visit, their bullring is amongst the oldest in Spain, if it interests you go wine tasting at one of the wineries and everyday stroll across the city to find your sunset spot. There are so many! #myhiddengems #ronda #summerdestinations #europe #spain #100waysoftravel #cherryblossom2024 #worldtrip #singapore #andalusia

The Plaza de Toros de Ronda or Bullring of Ronda is a historic Bullring in Ronda which opened in 1785. It is the oldest bullring in Spain, and it is considered to be one of the cradles of modern bullfighting. It can hold up to 5,000 people, in its shaded stands.#ronda