Things to do in Ronda

This dramatic 18th-century bridge spans El Tajo Gorge, connecting Ronda's Moorish quarter with the newer town. Visit the former prison chamber inside to discover the fascinating history behind this architectural marvel.

El Tajo Gorge dramatically splits Ronda with its 100-meter-deep chasm, spanned by the iconic Puente Nuevo bridge. Walk the Desfiladero del Tajo trail for unique perspectives of the towering cliffs and hidden caves.

Built in 1616, Puente Viejo is Ronda's oldest stone bridge spanning the dramatic Guadalevín River gorge. Explore its single arch structure while enjoying quieter, more contemplative views than at the famous Puente Nuevo.

Step back in time at these 13th-century Moorish hammams, among Spain's best-preserved Arab baths. Marvel at the horseshoe arches and star-shaped skylights that filter ethereal light through the ancient chambers.

Spain's oldest bullring displays the art of bullfighting through its neoclassical architecture and rich museum collection. Visit mornings to enjoy the 68 arches and historical exhibits in a tranquil setting.

Once the main entrance to a 13th-century fortress, this colossal gateway now serves as reminder of Ronda’s former defense system.

This exclusive private racing circuit in the Andalusian mountains recreates legendary corners from famous tracks worldwide. Experience high-speed driving on its 26 challenging turns, then unwind at the luxury clubhouse.

You can study the exhibits at Palacio de Mondragon, a museum with a story of its own, during your travels to Ronda. Discover the museums and churches in this walkable area.