Ronda in Southern Spain

Explore Ronda and discover her charms, abd better yet stay for a night to really see our wonderful little city after the day trippers have left for the day. Here is our list of the most popular things to do in Ronda.

An exciting new initiative between the Office of Tourism and private business will see several important monuments remain open at night for visitors.

Ronda’s Arab Baths officially reopened after extensive renovations to the gardens and part of the structure to allow for disabled access to all parts of the building

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

Staying in the Costa del Sol? Why not plan a short trip to Ronda, the soul of Andalucía, and as little as 45 minutes away. See the bullring, Puente Nuevo, Mondragon Palace and the Arab Baths.

Exactly when the Arab Baths were built is still a mystery, perhaps during the reign of Abomelik, perhaps earlier.

Ronda’s Arab Baths are the best preserved in Spain, located outside the old city walls they were the main Hammam for Ronda in Moorish times