Historic Centre of Ronda

Ronda's origins go as far back as prehistory, and it's been in the hands of the Visigoths, Romans, Arabs, and Christians. The Tajo and Puente Nuevo are impressive, while the Interpretative Center was a bit dull for my tastes. It's worthwhile to hike down to the bottom to see the city from a different angle, although you should take care to wear proper footwear and be weary of slipping. Then you can stroll through the streets to the old stables which will surely transport you back in time. There are lots of museums and churches, and of course you must visit the late 18th century bullring famous for the Goyesca bullfights held there.

Ronda is special. If you're passing through Málaga, don't forget to see the marvelous town of Ronda, so knightly and exciting.

The cobblestone streets, the monuments to the famous bullfighters of our country, and those spectacular valleys which take your breath away as you cross the bridge....

Without a doubt, it's one of the most beautiful towns near Málaga and the province itself is incredible in its own right.

Followed a trail down into the gorge to shoot the “New Bridge” in sunset light.