- Ronda - Wikipedia
Ronda (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈronda]) is a municipality of Spain belonging to the province of Málaga, within the autonomous community of Andalusia Its population is about 35,000 Ronda is known for its cliffside location and a deep canyon that carries the Guadalevín River and divides the town
- Ronda, Spain: The Absolute BEST Things to Do (2025)
Easily plan your Ronda trip with our complete guide featuring top things to do, when to visit, best hotels restaurants, transport information much more
- Visit Ronda, Spain: an amazing town spanning a deep gorge
Ronda is situated in the Malaga province in the Andalucia region of Spain It is one of the "White Towns" that are scattered around Andalucia It is 67km inland of Malaga Ronda is built on a rocky outcrop and is split in half by deep river gorge the El Tajo created by the river Guadalevin
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According to forum posts, key historical and cultural sites in Ronda include the New Bridge, Mondragon Palace, and the Church of Santa Maria La Mayor Exploring these sites offers a deep dive into the town's rich history and stunning architecture
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What to see and do in Ronda, Spain — useful information for tourists Attractions, best things to do, where to stay, how to get there and where to eat in Ronda
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Uncover the magic of Ronda, Spain! From the iconic Puente Nuevo to hidden gems, top attractions, and insider tips, plan your perfect visit to Andalucia's stunning clifftop town
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Ronda is located on a plateau in a mountainous area of Andalusia, about 50 kilometers inland from the Costa del Sol Most visitors will visit the somewhat remote Ronda during a tour of Andalusia
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