New Bridge of Ronda and its best known viewpoints

Building built in the 18th century.

Park designed in the 18th century with visits to the Sierra de Grazalema.

Active convent inhabited by the barefoot Carmelite sisters.

We will walk to the top of the Ronda Plateau to begin a trail that will take us through the lower area of Hoya del Tagus. This walk shows us the traditional ways of life of the place. We can observe orchards and oil and vineyards. Until you reach the New Bridge again but from a different perspective.

Remains of 13th century walls of the fortified city.

As we arrive in the south of the city, we will see the Puerta de Almocábar which shows the strategic importance of this city.

In this place we will explain the importance of the name of the square itself, as well as all the buildings located in it (City Hall, Major Church, Convent of Charity and Convent of Santa Maria de los Angeles.

Viewpoint where we will observe the tour we have made, and also some examples of Pinspo.

It shows the importance of Ronda during Romanticism, especially due to travelers but also artists in general and of course smugglers.