Ronda, Andalucia (also spelt “Andalusia”), is waiting for you with open arms and charming, unique attractions. Let’s dive into some of the best things to do in Ronda, Spain.
This bridge built in 1759 over 34 years to span the El Tajo Gorge is one of the biggest tourist draws in Ronda. It’s an architectural work of art and an engineering wonder of its time, standing 120 metres above the bottom of the gorge.
Are you looking for a touch of classic Moorish heritage in Spain? Just to the east of Ronda town are the impressive Arab Baths, preserved so impressively from the 13th and 14th centuries with only one roof no longer intact.
It’s the perfect place for some enthusiastic hiking, and any of the 14 white villages scattered around the park will offer a well-earned rest and gastronomic delights.
Its single archway stands 31 metres high and 10 metres wide and linked the town to the market district of Mercadillo. The craggy façade is flat but offers tiny balconies with railings along its edges to gaze at the Guadiaro Tributary below.
The gorgeous tiered hanging gardens of Jardines de Cuenca offer a special experience. You can see them from the Puente Nuevo, but I think you need to experience them up close (and in a comfy pair of shoes).