Ronda in Southern Spain

Just 14km outside Ronda lies the ancient ruined Roman city of Acinipo with its impressive ampitheatre and views of the surrounding countryside.

One of the most popular activities for holiday makers and locals alike is cycling along mountain roads from village to village.

An interpretation centre at Acinipo has been delayed with concerns it is to be sited on land preserved under the PGOU for protection.

A man has been arrested illegally excavating Roman coins at Acinipo by the Seprona division of the Guardia Civil

Criminals using sophisticated metal detectors have been entering the grounds of Acinipo and detecting metal objects buried under the soil leading to 400 cases of theft.

At Fitur in Madrid, a global political film festival in Ronda, accessibility for people of limited mobility, and strengthening of the twinning with Cuenca were announced

Ronda is considered one of Spain’s longest continuously occupied cities, from neolithic peoples, to the Greeks, Romans, Visigoths, Moors, and their descendents.