A town that inspired the writings of Ernest Hemingway, Ronda is Andalusia in a nutshell. With a visit here you'll soon understand why. This trip from the Costa del Sol is more a voyage into Spanish culture than a daytrip. Even the journey to Ronda is romantic, as we drive through countless mountains and olive groves. Arriving in Ronda, you'll have a choice of how to make the day yours. Ronda is packed with monuments and attractions. Choose the walking tour and your guide will introduce you to the cities top picks. You´ll visit the oldest bullring in Spain and also get entry to its museum. What's more, if you join the walk you'll visit a local bodega where you can help yourself to some of the region's best wines on tap.Or choose to explore Ronda on your own. Its most iconic sight is the Puente Nuevo, the bridge straddling the 100-metre-deep gorge that splits the town in two. From here, you'll enjoy dizzying views of houses clinging to the clifftops. Delve deeper into its cobbled streets or check out the countless Renaissance churches and palaces here– some with jaw-dropping views. Your day, your way in one of Spain's most striking cities.
Ronda Visit by Bravo
- Perfect mix of scenery & culture
- Amazing views from the 18th century bridge in Ronda.
- Optional Guided walking tour with official guide through medieval quarter.
- Visit the oldest bullring in Spain as part of the walking tour
- Try unlimited wine on-tap at bodega visit as part of the walking tour
- Free time to walk down to gorge, and explore.
- Chance to visit Marbella
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Guide
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Walking tour with bullring and wine tasting (if chosen)
Transport
- Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility or wheelchairs due to cobbled, uneven streets. Comfortable shoes are recommended. Dress warm in winter.
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