Villas in Ronda

To enjoy an unforgettable holiday in one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, you must visit the incredible Ronda. This town is known for being one of the most beautiful and visited towns in all of Andalucía, just a few kilometres from Seville. Here you can also find incredible natural settings, fantastic and luxurious villas to rest and enjoy the charm of the surroundings. The picturesque town of Ronda is located on a mountainous plateau that gives you one of the best panoramic views in all of Spain. Tour its old town and stroll through its beautiful squares. Visit its ancient temples and marvel at Renaissance architecture. Visit its old buildings and discover the historical past and the influence that the Arabs had in this beautiful town. Take the wine route and taste the best tastings that you can get in this beautiful place.

In the captivating Ronda, you can find villas like you have never seen before. Spectacular, tastefully decorated and fully furnished accommodations. Outside you can marvel at beautiful enclosed gardens, which include a fantastic pool to cool off after a day of walking or relax in its magnificent hot tub. You will also find a fantastic barbecue to prepare delicious roasts and enjoy the impressive views of the surroundings. For your rest and entertainment you can find beautiful and cosy rooms with single and king-size beds, cable TV, free Wi-Fi and air conditioning. Large kitchen and dining room with electric stove, oven, coffee maker, microwave and all the utensils you may need. Enjoy a relaxing bath in its modern and luxurious bathrooms with shower and bathtub, with towels included. All the villas in Ronda are located just a few kilometres from the most important attractions of the town so that you do not miss any of the incredible charms that this beautiful place has.

To discover about Ronda's incredible historical past and its influence from the Arab civilization, you must visit the wonderful Casa del Rey Moro. Located on Santo Domingo Street, there is an impressive building that is said to date from the time of the Nazan Kingdom. It was built in the 14th century by the Arabs and on your tour, you will discover that this impressive house is divided into three spaces. First, visit the famous water mine, a room with a pumping system that to date is still very well-preserved and that used to supply water to the town taking it from the Guadalevin River. Then you can visit the neomudéjar style room with details and ornaments of the Arab culture. Finally, do not forget to visit its beautiful and perfect gardens designed by Jean-Claude Nicolás that will take you back to the water mine by climbing its 231-step staircase.

If you like to enjoy natural settings and beautiful landscapes to connect with nature, you must visit the fantastic Puente Nuevo. It is definitely the most popular, emblematic and visited attraction in Ronda, it is located just a few meters from Plaza España. The Puente Nuevo is a majestic construction made in 1793, which joins the two towns of Ronda separated by the Guadalevin River and is elevated over 100 meters high. From the bridge, you can find the beautiful vegetation that surrounds the valley. On the other side of the bridge, additionally, you can find several viewpoints such as Aldehuela, where every year hundreds of tourists come to take the best photographs of the landscape that includes some waterfalls and the flora of the Spanish countryside.

The Mondragon Palace is one of the places that you can find in Ronda with a great style in its architecture, since it combines the Arab influence with the Renaissance. It was built in 1314, and it is said that King Ferdinand lived in it as his main residence for some years due to the panoramic views of Ronda that could be obtained from there. Inside the palace is the Municipal Museum of Ronda, where you will find permanent collections on the history of the town, some exhibits of tombs from the Roman and Arab periods. A tour of the beautiful palace gardens with views of the old town of Ronda is also offered.

These incredible constructions, similar to that of the Romans, are among the best-preserved in Spain. They were built at the end of the 18th century during the reign of the Arab King Abomelik and are located in the San Miguel neighbourhood. On your way, you will find that its hydraulic system and its boiler are almost intact and that the hot, warm and cold areas are still maintained. The greatest attraction that you can find in these bathrooms are the details of the ceiling that include small grids in the shape of stars to simulate the sky at night.

This charming square is one of the most picturesque found in Ronda, if you take a walk around it, you will discover beautiful historical monuments. There is also the town hall of Ronda and some convents from the last century. However, one of the most outstanding attractions that you can find in the square, is its emblematic church of Santa Maria, whose construction took almost 200 years, where you can see a mixture of styles in its architecture and its failure between Renaissance and Gothic, a product of several restorations and remodelling that it has undergone over the years, such as the addition of some baroque elements. Don't miss a tour of this beautiful temple and marvel at its architecture.

Named for the neighbouring city of Ronda, Cuenca. It is one of the most beautiful areas that the charming town has to visit and relax with the most beautiful views of the surroundings. The Cuenca Gardens are a set of perfectly designed terraces of different levels just a few meters from Puente Viejo with impressive views of the gorge. Located on the edge of the Tajo, you will be able to contemplate a great variety of beautiful plants typical of the area's climate with beautiful colours, especially in summer.

Ronda is a charming town with many historical monuments that tell of its incredible past through the centuries. However, in Ronda, you can also find a peculiar and interesting place. It is the Bandido Museum, located in the Plaza de la Duquesa de Parcent, on Arminan Street. You can take a tour where you will discover the history of the most emblematic outlaws of Ronda, in their exhibits of photos, documents, and stories that include bullfighters, smugglers and more. Although the museum is small, it is definitely worth a visit.

La Puerta de Almocabar is an old building that served to protect the city in ancient times, built by the Arabs and is one of the largest of that style that you can get in Europe. Additionally, two semi-circular watchtowers accompany the gate. Nowadays, walks and tours of the surroundings are usually taken to admire these magnificent stone constructions that have remained very well-preserved over time. Furthermore, at the other end of Ronda you will find a door of the same style, La Puerta de la Cigarra.

The picturesque Ronda is considered the cradle of bullfighting. Its bullring is one of the oldest in Spain, built in 1785 by the same architect who designed Puente Nuevo. It has a capacity of 5000 spectators. On your way, you can find a small museum with bullfighting exhibits and a fantastic bullfighting school. It is definitely worth taking a tour of the place no matter if you are a fan of bullfighting, the impeccable architecture of the place is worth a visit.