Historic and Panoramic Guided Tour in Ronda

Context Ronda, perched on a 98-meter-deep chasm in Andalusia, boasts exceptional historical and natural heritage. The Puente Nuevo links two parts of the old town and provides sweeping views of the Guadalevín River and the Serranía. This urban historical route invites you to explore iconic landmarks, cobbled streets, and the fragrant air filled with the scents of thyme and rosemary carried by the mountain wind.

The experience The tour begins in the historic center with a local guide who shares Ronda’s layered past as you walk along ancient stone pathways. As you cross the Puente Nuevo, feel the rough texture of the paving beneath your feet and hear the echo of the river far below in the ravine. You’ll pause at scenic viewpoints to absorb the landscape and visit the Casa de Don Bosco, offering panoramic views of the Serranía and the full grandeur of the bridge.

For whom Ideal for travelers who appreciate Andalusian history and culture, with moderate mobility required for walking and standing for several hours. Suitable for families with older children and tourists who value detailed commentary and a relaxed pace.

Local context Guides are specialists in Ronda’s history and traditions, a city shaped by civilizations dating back to antiquity. The route connects visitors with local life—from architectural details to the native Mediterranean flora that perfumes the air at the viewpoints.