Ronda

A place of wonder

Ronda has always attracted a number of celebrities and artists. Orson Welles, who must have known a thing or two about art and beauty, decided to make Ronda his resting place, and that was not by chance. Every year thousands of tourists visit the city to enjoy its breathtaking heritage, unparalleled location and superb climate. Ronda is, in short, a paradise for the senses.

Located in the interior of the Malaga province in Andalusia, Ronda always causes a strong impression upon its visitor. You can behold its white houses on the edge of the gorge known as Tajo de Ronda, where the Guadalevín river makes its way, take a picture by the Puente Nuevo, which connects the historical downtown with the modern part, lose yourself in the Arabic-heritage monuments like Casa del Moro or Alameda del Tajo and its gorgeous gardens, or visit the famous “Balcón del coño”, overlooking the mountains.

However, if you’re looking to be in complete connection with nature, you can’t miss the stunning landscapes surrounding Ronda