Explore one of the key cities in southern Spain.

Ronda is built on a rocky plateau divided by a large canyon called the Tajo de Ronda. This canyon is the area's most notable feature, and the bridge connecting the two parts of Ronda is the city's most recognizable landmark.

The city offers a deep historical heritage with significant ties to its Arab past. Visit the city’s Arab baths, ranked among the best-preserved in Europe.

Ronda is also famous for its bullfighting history. The bullring here is one of the oldest in Spain. Orson Welles and Ernest Hemingway wrote about many events that took place in this historic area.