Only the bulls and matadors were lacking in this beautifully preserved ring and its accompanying stables, courtyard, museum, and statuary. Though I've never seen a bullfight (and am not convinced I'd want to), I left, after several hours captivated by this structure, knowing a great deal more about the sport and its adherents, one of whom being my husband who... More

Bit reluctant at first to pay the entrance fee to see a bull ring- but I am so glad I did. We beat the tour groups and had the ring to ourselves - wow! Also great museum below the stands. Get there early and enjoy the atmosphere

Spectacular and lots of fascinating displays and museums

We were there a couple of weeks prior to the bullfighting season, so perhaps the bull ring is not quite as available to explore in season. But we were allowed to wander around completely. We saw the pens, the chutes, the ring itself. There is a charming small art museum with posters and prints, some by Goya, of the bullfighting... More

There are no plaza de toros were we come from, so we really wanted to experience this one. Ronda has so many beautiful and unique places. The gift shop and the museum are really nice.

Nice experience with the bull ring, and in addition a relative small museum, so you do not get tired before it ends!

It's worth a few euros to go in and walk around, it's quite magnificent.

We visited Ronda to see the beautiful bridges and rock formations and was amazingly surprised with the Plaza de Toros. Every trip we try to do as much cultural activities as possible and the history of bullfighting in Ronda is no exception. The professional way the entrance is laid out to the good signs and clean environment aid to a... More

If you only visit one Plaza de Toros then this is the one to do. Very interesting guide at the museum who explains the details of the suits of lights and various rules and etiquette of the ring. What ever you think of bull fighting its an interesting experience.