Ronda in Southern Spain

A short introduction to Malaga’s bullring, La Malagueta, a classic neomudejar designed structure that is one of the top plazas de toros in Spain.

One of the most attractive bullrings in Spain, Antequera’s plaza de toros is surrounded by beautiful gardens and the recinto ferial, and includes a delightful tapas bar under the seats.

Is the Spanish bullight dying? If the 2009 Corrida Goyesca is anything to go be then no, but statistics and opinion polls tell a different story

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.

A South African Irish expat met Antonio Ordóñez back in 1994, arguably one of the greatest bullfighters of all time. These are his memories of the event.

One of the largest and oldest bullrings in the world, the Ronda bullring is famous for the Romero and Ordoñez dynasties and the museum to bullfighting.

On the last day of the Pedro Romero Feria, the Real Maestranza hosts a horse and carriage show in the bullring.

The annual Pedro Romero Feria and Corrida Goyesca is eagerly awaited by Rondeños, this is the time to party.

The Ronda style of bullfighting, where the matador stands and faces the bull, and uses a cape and artistic moves, was invented right here in Ronda