Guided tour of Ronda with an official guide

We will walk through this beautiful park, the most important in Ronda and we will enjoy the views from its viewpoints

The oldest bullring in the world and the Paseo de los Toreros are located here. We will tell the history of the square and the relationship of Orson Welles and Ernest Hemingway with Ronda thanks to the Ordoñez dynasty

Built in the 18th century, it is the most important monument in Ronda. We will see it from several different angles to be able to take the photo that everyone who comes to Ronda wants to take.

They are so called because Cuenca and Ronda are twinned by the great resemblance between the two cities. They could also be called hanging gardens, since they are located on the ledges of the pit. We will go down its terraces enjoying the views of the most important bridges. We will also enjoy the 30 varieties of roses that are in these gardens, when they bloom they give a special color to this part of Ronda

We will see the rear façade of this 18th century palace and we will explain where the staircase excavated inside the rock that leads to the Guadalevín River begins. This grotto was used during the siege periods to supply water to the city.

We will arrive at the Old Bridge through the Cuenca Gardens from where we can see the best perspective of the New Bridge and the Casa del Rey Moro. We will tell you the story of the Secret Mine

Its facade is probably the most beautiful there is in Ronda. We will discover the secrets that this palace keeps. Did you know that Madonna made a video clip on these streets?

It is the most important place in Ronda, here are the Main Church and the Town Hall. Its gardens are the work of Forrestier

We will see the façade of the Collegiate Church of Santa María de la Encarnación, which is the most important temple in Ronda. It is built on the most important mosque, which in turn was located in the same place where the early Christian basilica stood. It stands out on its main facade that the original door is covered by a balcony that was built during the 18th century. The church is made up of two areas, one in the late Gothic style and the other in the Renaissance style.

Just before crossing the Puente Nuevo to reach the Plaza de España, we will stop at this viewpoint to contemplate the grandeur of the Puente Nuevo and see the route made from a distance. This will be the last stop before the end of the tour

It is known as "El Campillo" and from its viewpoint the views of the Sierra and the Hoya del Tajo are spectacular.