Arco de Felipe

Ronda Gate of Philip V, Spain: It was named after the then King Philip V of Spain, which was once the only way to the town. The gate has a long history, the original gate has been damaged, and what we are seeing now is the face after the renovation. The gate is in front of the Moor King's House, and the cliff below is the new city of Longda.

After crossing the new bridge, it is not far to continue. It is visible that there are forks on the left and right sides. It is very easy to distinguish. There is a large-scale tile painting on the left side of the forks. The scenery of the Longda cliff is painted. The road on the right side of the tile painting can reach the gate of Philip V. This is a great place to watch the Ronda white complex. Here in Andalusia, southern Spain, popular love to paint the house into a variety of colors, especially white

The gate of Philip V is named after the Spanish Philip V. It is next to the old bridge of Ronda, which was formerly the old gate to Ronda, but has been damaged and is now newly built. But this gate is still very historic, don't miss it when you walk through it

Philip V Gate, built in the 16th century and named after King Philip V. If you don't understand history, you won't look closely because it is too inconspicuous now. But when the new bridge was not built, it was indeed the gate of the old city of Longda, but now it was seen that it had been repaired. Below it is the old bridge of Longda, which is turned on the slope through the large slope, the stone paved road. When we came here, there was a car speeding through the gate of Philip V, a bit of a historical crossing. There is no ticket, and the road to the old bridge will definitely pass. There are very few people here, along with the old bridge and the viewing platform above, you can stroll around very leisurely.

Philip V Gate, built in the 16th century and named after King Philip V. If you don't understand history, you won't look closely because it is too inconspicuous now. But when the new bridge was not built, it was indeed the gate of the old city of Longda, but now it was seen that it had been repaired. Below it is the old bridge of Longda, which is turned on the slope through the large slope, the stone paved road. When we came here, there was a car speeding through the gate of Philip V, a bit of a historical crossing. There is no ticket, and the road to the old bridge will definitely pass. There are very few people here, along with the old bridge and the viewing platform above, you can stroll around very leisurely.