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1. Puente Nuevo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Puente Nuevo
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2. Puente Viejo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Puente Viejo
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3. Alameda del Tajo

Alameda del Tajo
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4. Jardines de Cuenca - Cuenca Gardens

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Jardines de Cuenca - Cuenca Gardens
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5. Plaza de Toros de Ronda

Plaza de Toros de Ronda
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6. Arab Baths

Arab Baths
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7. Palace of the Moorish King and the Water Mine

Palace of the Moorish King and the Water Mine
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8. Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park

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Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park
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9. Lara Museum

Category: Museums & Culture
Lara Museum
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10. Feria Goyesca de Pedro Romero

Feria Goyesca de Pedro Romero
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11. El Mercadillo (The Little Market)

Category: Shopping
El Mercadillo (The Little Market)
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12. Gateway of Almocabar

Gateway of Almocabar
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13. Tragata

Tragata
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14. Almocabar

Almocabar
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15. Meson El Sacristan Restaurant

Category: Food & Drink
Meson El Sacristan Restaurant
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16. Restaurante Pedro Romero

Category: Food & Drink
Restaurante Pedro Romero
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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

  • The charming mountaintop city of Ronda in Spain’s Málaga province is situated high above a deep gorge on the edge of an escarpment and is surrounded by breathtakingly beautiful views.
  • The 400-foot-deep El Tajo Gorge separates the Old Town dating back to Moorish times and the circa-15th-century New Town, which are connected by an ancient stone bridge spanning the gorge known as the Puente Nuevo.
  • The small town is home to several attractions such as the legendary 18th-century Plaza de Toros bullring, the Jardines de Cuenca, and the Baños Arabes (Arab Baths).
  • Ronda is surrounded by lush river valleys and over 20 wineries dotted around the countryside, making it the Costa del Sol’s top wine town.

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