We went to Ronda on a Grand Circle tour in May of last year. I did not know anything about this beautiful place before this trip. The bus ride took an hour and 1/2 from Malaga and it was interesting to see the old carriage trails built hundreds of years ago, and are still there. Ronda is one of the... More

Ronda does a great job or catering to tourists with great signs, parking, and public transportation. Well worth the curvy hour drive from the coast.

We drove from Cordoba on the way to Nerja and planned to stop in Ronda we got there using GPS fairly easily and despite being Sunday noon found private very inexpensive parking just couple of euros upon exiting and easily walked around that lovely town absolute must if you are in this region breathtaking view and nice little walk around... More

Best at night when the tourists have gone back to the coast

Our daughter wanted to show us an old Roman bridge in Ronda, Spain. Wow, what a bridge! And the view! Take the short hike down to get a view from below. Lovely little village, very friendly. I recommend this stop to anyone traveling in Andalucia.

We really enjoyed visiting this village, full of charme and very welcoming to foreigners

We were staying in Malaga near Easter time, and our friends suggested we travel up to Ronda. to see the Easter Procession, and visit the Bull Ring. The drive is interesting, not too long, and well worth the time. Try to go on "Good Friday", when the procession takes place. it is amazing. Lots of people, so try to get... More

Marvelous!. One of the best places visited in Spain. Perfect for a walking and relaxing day

This is an interesting city full of quaint buildings. See the traditional covered balconies in the local style. Parking is a problem in this town but there are quite a few underground carparks with a 1.9 m limit. One good place to park is in the old Convent in the second street to the left after you have passed the... More