This morning we did a tour of the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballeria de Ronda, the bullring of the Royal Cavalry of Ronda. The defence needs of the territory in 1572 resulted in theLäs mer
This morning we did a tour of the Plaza de Toros de la Real Maestranza de Caballeria de Ronda, the bullring of the Royal Cavalry of Ronda. The defence needs of the territory in 1572 resulted in theLäs mer
Jerez de la Frontera
Ronda ist eine Stadt auf einem Berggipfel in der andalusischen Provinz Málaga in Spanien. 739 m Die Schlucht teilt die Neustadt, aus dem 15. Jahrhundert , die Altstadt istLäs mer
Malaga ist mit seinen 569.000 Einwohnern die sechsgrößte Stadt in Spanien. Sie zählt auch zu den ältesten Städten Spaniens. Viele Kulturen siedelten hier und nutzten die gute Lage und den ZugangLäs mer
After a morning of climbing, walking and exploring, we decided it was time for a bocadillo (sandwich) and a non alcoholic drink. We found this little Bodega called Casa Don Curro that was like anLäs mer
Once we had unpacked and put on some washing, we set off to explore the town of Ronda. We walked across the Puente Nuevo (bridge), which was very crowded with tour groups. We were able to locate ourLäs mer
We headed out about 9.30 this morning. First we went to the Tourist Information Centre to find out where the path to the bottom of the gorge was, but they don’t open till 10am, so we just decided toLäs mer
The first thing we encountered as we wandered the beautiful narrow streets of Ronda was their Museum, which is housed in a most beautiful building that used to be a palace - Palacio De Mondragón -Läs mer
We got into our apartment, and were slightly overwhelmed by the view, which we have from nearly every room. We were pretty happy with the apartment. It is spacious and comfortable, and has greatLäs mer
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Ronda Bullring