Puente Nuevo
The stone bridge joining two parts of town high above the El Tajo gorge.
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Open map ↗See it from below on Camino de los Molinos to understand its full scale.
Regional guide
Ronda
Gorge and stone town
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The most cinematic day trip from the coast, best enjoyed without racing between viewpoints.
Puente Nuevo is the symbol, but Ronda also offers old walls, Arab baths, gardens and views across the Serranía. The road from the coast is winding, so leave time in your plan.
Official visitor information ↗Photo: Dmccaslin / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0Worth your time
What to see in Ronda
Alameda del Tajo
A shaded park ending at balconies suspended above the plain.
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Open map ↗It makes a calm start or finish to the day.
Baños Árabes
Among the best-preserved medieval Arab baths on the Iberian Peninsula.
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Open map ↗They sit below the centre, so include them before climbing back uphill.
Palacio de Mondragón
A historic residence with courtyards, gardens and the municipal museum.
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Open map ↗A useful break from exposed viewpoints on a hot day.
Walls and Puerta de Almocábar
The southern part of Ronda's old defences with a wide panorama.
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Open map ↗Combine it with the quieter San Francisco quarter.