Ronda

Ronda is a historic Spanish city and major tourism destination located in the mountainous Serranía de Ronda region of Málaga province. The city's striking visual appeal is defined by the immense El Tajo gorge, a deep canyon carved by the Guadalevín River that splits the location into two distinct sections. The three bridges that span the gorge, particularly the towering Puente Nuevo, are its most famous structures. Ronda functions as a regional service center and boasts historical structures such as the ancient Arab Baths and one of Spain's oldest bullfighting rings (Plaza de Toros). Its historical position as a major Moorish stronghold contributes to the rich architectural layer of the city.