It’s no secret that Spain is an incredibly beautiful country, and Andalucia is one of its most picturesque regions. If you’re looking to experience this part of the world in all its glory, look no further than Ronda. This historical city is home to stunning architecture, breathtaking views, and plenty of culture that can be explored on the best Ronda Free Walking Tour. A local guide will show you what makes Ronda so special. A free walking tour in Ronda could include any combination of attractions such as the New Bridge, the Bullring, the Town Hall, and many more! Of course, Ronda is best known for the New Bridge — a feat of 18th century engineering that spans across El Tajo gorge. As you traverse through the historic center, it's difficult not to be in awe of this grand construction which connects new and old Ronda.

Along your free tour in Ronda, your guide will take you for an easy walk that will allow you to get up close and personal with some Andalusian culture. You will surely feel surprised by the Plaza de Toros of Ronda — one of the oldest bullrings in Spain dating back to 1785. Why not snap some photos while you explore this incredible piece of history? Nearby is Santa Maria La Mayor Church. This gorgeous temple is an absolute must-see on any free walking tour around Ronda. Built in the 13th century and restored in the 18th, it is home to stunning frescoes, intricate stonework, and the legend of the “Virgin of Tears” — a painting depicting Mary crying tears of blood that has been linked to miracles said to have happened at this site. And pay attention to Mondragon Palace, one of the most important buildings in Ronda, having served as an aristocrat's residence during the 15th century.

During the tour you will also enjoy the Casa del Gigante, the House Museum Don Bosco (a modernist style mansion built around 1850), and the Town Hall. This is a beautiful building in the heart of Ronda with its stunning neo-classical façade and impressive arcades. It’s here that you can learn about some of the most important moments in Ronda's history, including when it became a part of the Christian kingdoms in the Peninsula in 1485. You will also learn why the uncorrupted hand of St. Teresa of Avila is kept in a convent in Ronda, the history of Flamenco dancing in Ronda, local food, and much more! So, what are you waiting for? Join the best free walking tour around Ronda! Your local guide will show you hidden gems, share fascinating stories, and give you an authentic insight into this amazing city. Sign up today!