2 famous buildings to visit in Ronda
Stadium
The Plaza de Toros de Ronda is an 18th-century bullring and one of the oldest surviving bullrings in Spain. It opened in 1785 and its circular sandpit measures 60 metres in diameter. From the street, the building appears rather unassuming. It is only once you step onto the sand that you realise its true scale and see the two storeys of stone arcades surrounding the stands. In my opinion, it’s a great and interesting stop that doesn’t take much…
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Square, Church
Plaza del Socorro is one of the main squares in the centre of Ronda. Don’t expect a dramatic view like the one from the Puente Nuevo. It is, above all, a lively town square with restaurants, cafés and several interesting buildings. I’d set aside about 10 minutes for the tour itself. You’ll spend much longer there if you sit down at one of the outdoor cafés. The square has the best atmosphere in the evening, whilst the morning is better for…
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