What to see in Ronda
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: Arab Baths · Church of Santa María la Mayor · Alameda del Tajo. (Updated May 27, 2026.)
The Tajo gorge, the Puente Nuevo and one of Spain's oldest bullrings: Ronda's essentials according to guides and travellers.
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Arab Baths
Among the best-preserved Arab baths in Spain.
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Church of Santa María la Mayor
Former mosque turned collegiate church.
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Alameda del Tajo
Promenade with a balcony over the drop and the mountains.
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Puente Nuevo
18th-century bridge almost 100 metres above the Tajo gorge.
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Real Maestranza bullring
One of Spain's oldest bullrings, with a bullfighting museum.
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House of the Moorish King and the Mine
Stairway carved through the rock down to the river.
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Mondragón Palace
Palace with Mudéjar courtyards and the town museum.
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Almocábar Gate
Moorish gate of the old walls.
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Old Bridge and Arab Bridge
The other two bridges over the Guadalevín.
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Aldehuela viewpoint
Classic view of the Puente Nuevo.
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Cuenca Gardens
Terraced gardens above the gorge.
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Mills path
Trail to the bottom of the gorge to see the bridge from below.
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Acinipo (Ronda la Vieja)
Ruins of a Roman city with a well-preserved theater, 20 km from Ronda.
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Cat Cave
Cave a few kilometers from Ronda with a pool of crystal clear water at the entrance.
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Joaquín Peinado Museum
Museum in the Palace of the Marquises of Moctezuma dedicated to the Ronda painter.
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Comments (5)
El balcón del Coño, ya sabéis por qué se llama así 😂
La plaza de toros de Ronda es de las más antiguas de España.
El Puente Nuevo visto desde abajo, por el camino de los Molinos, impresionante.
Faltan la Cueva del Gato y Acinipo, las ruinas romanas.
La mina de la Casa del Rey Moro, bajar los escalones hasta el río es una pasada.