The Ronda city is in Malaga Province, Spain. The city is about 100 kilometers from the Malaga with a population of 36,315. Ronda is one of the best tourist places in Spain with deep gorges and a peaceful atmosphere.
The city is located in a mountainous area that is 2,500 feet above the sea level. The River Guadalevin runs in between the city that divides the mountains. The major attractions in the city are:
Plaza de Toros de Ronda
It is one of Spain’s oldest bullrings and the field has a diameter of about 220 ft. The ground features 68 arches and two levels of seating. In addition there is a museum here and the entry fee is about €5.
Puente Nuevo
One of Spains largest bridges measuring 120 meters. The bridge was built in 1751 and features a chamber below the arch that was used for a number of purposes, as a prison and museum.
Puente Viejo
Meaning “old bridge” measures 120 meters. The bridge was built in the year 1616, it carries pedestrian traffic.
Calle la Bola
It is the main street in the city. It features a number of shops, cafes, bar and restaurants.
La Alameda
This park is located close to the bullring and features shady trees and walking space.
La Ciudad
It is Ronda’s oldest district. It features a museum, Santa Maria Church and a mosque built in the period of Moorish rule.
Ronda City
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