(MTD) Ronda is a beautiful ancient city, situated on a cliff at an altitude of 760 m, in the province of Malaga, Spain. This town is known as “the city suspended in the clouds.”
Spain never ceases to amaze people with its natural landscapes, as well as its cultural and historical footprints, with vibrant flamenco dances, the bustling capital of Madrid and magnificent palaces.
In particular, in the south of Spain, where there are roads leading to steep mountains, there is one of the most beautiful ancient cities of the “Gaur Country”: Ronda.
Ronda is a combination of La Ciudad, also known as the white town with rows of low houses interspersed in small, winding alleys like a maze; and El Mercadillo impresses with its intact classical architecture from the 18th and 19th centuries.
The three most notable points of Ronda can be mentioned: the Corrida Goyesca, the bullring, the Mirador de Ronda and the Three bridges that connect the classic with the modern.
Furthermore, many fascinating fragments from the 700 years of Arab occupation were discovered in this ancient citadel.
And Ronda is also the main wine town on the Costa del Sol, with more than 20 wineries open for visits in the local countryside.
All this makes Ronda one of the most impressive places in Spain.
