What to see in Municipality Ronda

The museum of bullfighting in Ronda is located next to Ronda’s monumental bullring. It offers information about the Institution of the Royal Cavalry Order of Ronda, its influence at the development and evolution of the art of bullfighting and the place it occupies at Ronda's history and at the Bu...

Plaza de toros de Ronda is one of the most important sites in Ronda . It is the oldest bullfighting ring in Spain that is still used (infrequently). The ring was built in 1784 in the Neoclassical style by the architect José Martin de Aldehuela, who also designed the Puente Nuevo....

"Roman bridge" is known also as "Puente San Miguel" (Spanish) is one of the tree bridges in Ronda that span the canyon El Tajo in city of Ronda....

The Ronda`s "Arab bridge" is known also as "The old bridge" (in Spanish "Puente Arabe" and "Puente Viejo"). It is one of the 3 bridges that span the canyon El Tajo in Ronda....

"New Bridge" in Ronda (in Spanish "Puente Nuevo") is one of the bridges in town of Ronda. Despite the word "new" in its name, the bridge is sufficiently ancient. It building was begun in 1751 and was finished in 1793. This is the tallest of the Ronda bridges, towering...

Ronda is well-known as the home of the modern corrida or bullfight. The Corridas Goyescas (properly called the Feria de Pedro Romero) is Ronda`s most celebrated bullfights.The main attraction of this fiesta is the bullfight which takes place on the first Saturday of the month in the Real M...

Once Ronda had been conquered by the Catholics in 1485, the Main Mosque was transformed into a Christian church. The church had status of an abbey, collegiate church and in XIX-th century was converted into High Parish....