Ronda is a town in the costa del sol famous for its bridge connecting the two halfs of the town and offering amazing views of the surrounding landscapes from many parts of the town.
The town itself is divided into three clearly distinct areas: the city, or old Arab Medina, which is the most important from the historical point of view; the neighbourhood of San Francisco, separated by city walls, and the Mercadillo neighbourhood, which is on the other side of the Guadalevín river.
The surrounding landscapes around Ronda are a array of green fields and mountain peaks encircling them in all directions.
IGLESIA CONVENTO DE LA MERCED
It conservs the church and the orchard of the original building from 1585. It can be open to the public to view various oil paintings and statues contained within.
Throughout the many streets criss-crossing Ronda you can find many amazing pieces of architecture. From old churches to hotels you will not be disappointed.
Plaza de Toros
The bull ring in the heart of the old town of Ronda. The buildings construction started in 1780 and was completed in 5 years after a temporary suspension. Being one of the oldest bull rings in Spain it has been classed an asset of cultural interest.
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