Ronda in located in the northwest of the province of Malaga. In a basin surrounded by mountain ranges, the height make access to the city hard. This fact together with the climate, water and geology of the region, has left an indelible stamp on its history.

The town is divided in 3 areas: San Francisco, Puerta de Almocábar and Puerta de Carlos I.
Its one of the most visited Spanish towns, it is situated high in the mountains of Sierra de Ronda and is a important tourist destination.

Ronda is one of oldest towns in Spain, and has its origins in the Prehistory: The Pileta cave is one of the most significant remains of this period together with some megalithic monuments such as the Dolmen of the Chopo.

The village of Benaoján is 14 km away. In the direction towards the coast, we can visit the National park of Sierra de las Nieves.

Ronda is a city of great cultural interest. The moorish town, is separated from the new town by he Guadalevi´n River. It is perfect for a day excursion from the Costa del Sol. Ronda is one of the Pueblos Blancos White Town as the houses are white washed .

The region has a perfect microclimate for the growing of vines that produce excellent red and white wines. The altitude over the sea level, rains, the combination of warm days and cool nights makes Ronda the perfect place.

The main fiesta is the Goyesca Fair, which takes place in September and celebrates bullfightings.

Tourist offices in Ronda:

Municipal tourist office. Address: Plaza de Blas Infante. Phone: 952 187 119.
Tourit office Junta de Andalucía. Address: Plaza de España. Phone: 952871272.