Ronda attraction guides

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  Arab Baths in Ronda: Visiting the Baños Árabes

  Ronda's Baños Árabes are a compact, well-preserved hammam just outside the old walls: a sequence of cold, warm and hot rooms under horseshoe arches. Here is what you see inside, how the walk from the old town works, and what to pair with the visit.

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  Palacio de Mondragón, Ronda: What to See and Visit Tips

  Palacio de Mondragón is Ronda's 14th-century palace turned municipal museum on Plaza Mondragón, and 30 minutes covers it neatly. Here are the day-by-day opening hours, what to look for inside, how to slot it into a walk through La Ciudad and where to check the ticket price.

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  Plaza de Toros de Ronda: Visiting the Ronda Bullring

  The Plaza de Toros de Ronda is an 18th-century Neoclassical bullring on the hilltop above the Tajo gorge, now home to the Museo Taurino. Here is what the arena and museum hold, how the Feria Goyesca changes the picture in September, how long to allow, and which viewpoints to pair with the visit.

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  Puente Nuevo, Ronda: How to See the Bridge Over the Tajo

  The Puente Nuevo spans the Tajo gorge 98 metres above the Guadalevín, and the view from the road is nothing. This guide covers the viewpoints that show the arch, the descent into the gorge and the climb back, the paid chamber inside the central span, and the dates behind the bridge.