Street Map of Ronda
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Perched on a 100-metre-deep gorge with the iconic Puente Nuevo, Ronda is one of Spain’s most spectacular towns. Our clickable street map helps you find every historic site, viewpoint and hidden corner.
Detailed Street Map of Ronda (clickable zoom zones)
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Places to Visit – Numbered on the Map (1–22)
All 22 key monuments and sights exactly as marked on the map above.
- 1. Monastery of San Francisco
- 2. Almocabar Gate
- 3. Carlos V Gate
- 4. Church of the Holy Spirit
- 5. Santa María la Mayor Collegiate Church
- 6. Mondragon Palace
- 7. Minaret of San Sebastian
- 8. Exhijara Gate
- 9. Arab Baths
- 10. The Giant’s House
- 11. Arab Arch
- 12. Palace of the Marquis of Salvatierra
- 13. Arab Bridge
- 14. Church of Nuestro Padre Jesús
- 15. Old Bridge
- 16. Felipe V Gate
- 17. House of the Moorish King (Casa del Rey Moro)
- 18. New Bridge (Puente Nuevo) – iconic 18th-century bridge over the gorge
- 19. Bullring – one of the oldest in Spain
- 20. Panoramic views of El Tajo gorge
- 21. Chapel of Our Lady of Los Dolores
- 22. Las Animas Inn
Ronda’s Most Iconic Spots
Historic Centre & Monuments
Wander the old town with its Arab arches, palaces and churches – a living museum of Iberian, Roman and Moorish history.
Arab Gates & Walls
Impressive 13th-century stone gates and fortifications that once protected this strategic mountain town.
El Tajo Gorge & Puente Nuevo
The dramatic 100-metre gorge and the iconic New Bridge – the most photographed sight in Ronda.
Bullring & Casa del Rey Moro
Spain’s oldest bullring and the fascinating House of the Moorish King with its underground staircase to the river.
Casa del Rey Moro
Historic palace with spectacular gardens and a secret staircase carved into the rock leading down to the river.
Getting to and Around Ronda
Ronda is 1 hour 20 minutes from Malaga Airport via the scenic A-397 mountain road. A car is highly recommended for the full experience.
Car Hire: Total Freedom
The best way to reach Ronda and explore the surrounding Serranía de Ronda. For scenic driving routes and tips, see our guide:
Discover Ronda by Car → Hire a car at Malaga Airport
Private Transfer: Relaxed Arrival
Door-to-door comfort from the airport to your hotel in Ronda.
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