Calle La Bola

Climb aboard the bus at the designated meeting point in Torremolinos and receive all the necessary information for your trip. A local guide will be waiting for you in Ronda to show you the most emblematic places of the city, such as the famous Alameda del Tajo Park, where you can observe the great height of the precipice. Walk around the bullring to learn about its history and continue towards the new bridge. Move on to the old town to see the mansions and stately homes such as Casa Don Bosco and Palacio de Mondragón. Stroll along the narrow Muslim-style streets and reach the Duquesa de Parcent Square to take in the town hall and the Church of Santa María la Mayor. Finally, make your way to the beautiful white town of Setenil de las Bodegas and marvel at its striking architecture before driving back to Torremolinos. The itinerary may change order depending on the season, but both destinations will always be visited. Virtual assistance during all the trip via Whatsapp.

Climb aboard the bus at the designated meeting point in Benalmadena and receive all the necessary information for your trip. A local guide will be waiting for you in Ronda to show you the most emblematic places of the city, such as the famous Alameda del Tajo Park, where you can observe the great height of the precipice. Walk around the bullring to learn about its history and continue towards the new bridge. Move on to the old town to see the mansions and stately homes such as Casa Don Bosco and Palacio de Mondragón. Stroll along the narrow Muslim-style streets and reach the Duquesa de Parcent Square to take in the town hall and the Church of Santa María la Mayor. Finally, make your way to the beautiful white town of Setenil de las Bodegas and marvel at its striking architecture before driving back to Benalmadena. The itinerary may change order depending on the season, but both destinations will always be visited. Virtual assistance during all the trip via Whatsapp.

Climb aboard the bus at the designated meeting point in Fuengirola and receive all the necessary information for your trip. A local guide will be waiting for you in Ronda to show you the most emblematic places of the city, such as the famous Alameda del Tajo Park, where you can observe the great height of the precipice. Walk around the bullring to learn about its history and continue towards the new bridge. Move on to the old town to see the mansions and stately homes such as Casa Don Bosco and Palacio de Mondragón. Stroll along the narrow Muslim-style streets and reach the Duquesa de Parcent Square to take in the town hall and the Church of Santa María la Mayor. Finally, make your way to the beautiful white town of Setenil de las Bodegas and marvel at its striking architecture before driving back to Fuengirola. The itinerary may change order depending on the season, but both destinations will always be visited. Virtual assistance during all the trip via Whatsapp.

Set off at Almocabar gate, one of the main entries to the impressive walled city of Ronda during Moorish times. In the 13th century, it was through this gate that the Catholic Monarch entered Ronda during their triumphal march after the reconquest of the city. Almocabar gate, one of the most outstanding remains of the defensive fortress walls, is well preserved. You can walk along the walls and enjoy views of the San Francisco area from the viewpoints of the two towers. Next, you will walk by the Church of Saint Mary the Elder. The church was built on the remains of a 13-century mosque which was itself constructed on top of a Visigothic church built on top of a Roman altar. Thanks to its rich history as a legacy from different civilizations, this monumental construction bears characteristics of various architectural styles: Renaissance, Gothic, Moorish, and Roman. As we move on, you will stop by Arab Baths of Ronda, one of Ronda’s most important tourist attractions. It is the best conserved of its kind in Spain and a hidden treasure that used to have a sophisticated water system using a traditional Moorish waterwheel. Its interior echoes Arabic ideas of cosmology with the star-shaped skylights and air vents in the vaulted ceilings. The next destination is Old Bridge, the second oldest of the three bridges spanning El Tajo Gorge, carved into the mountains by the Guadalevín River and declared a Natural Monument of Andalucía in April 2019. This peculiar natural feature bisects Ronda into two parts: the Old City (La Ciudad) and Little Market (El Mercadillo). From up there, you can watch the Guadalevin River below and its spectacular surroundings. Leaving Old Bridge, you will go by New Bridge designed by the famous architect José Martin de Aldehuela. The iconic monument, completed in 1793 after 34 years of construction, is the newest, largest, and highest of the three bridges, located at the very top of the canyon, directly linking the two sections of the city. Visit another monumental construction designed by the same architecture as the New Bridge, Bullring of Ronda. This unique historical and artistic heritage opened in 1785. It can hold up to 5,000 spectators and boasts the largest bullring arena in Spain. What’s more, it is the home of the Rondeño style of bullfighting in which bullfighters hold the now-iconic red cape while facing the bull on foot. Outside the arena are statues of Antonio Ordonez, another significant figure of Ronda, and life-size fighting bulls. Finish your tour at Carrera Espinel Shopping Street, a shopping thoroughfare stretching approximately 1 kilometer through the town. It is not only the central hub for retail therapy if you are in the mood for shopping but also a historic and cultural legacy with layers of interesting legends around the homely name Calle La Bola. There is a lot to explore in the charming streets lined with an array of shops and boutiques!