Ronda FAQ: Puente Nuevo, the Bullring and the Best Viewpoints
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If you have 2 to 3 hours in Ronda, these answers help you use them well.
When was the Puente Nuevo built?
It was completed in 1793 after about four decades of work. It spans the El Tajo gorge between the old and new parts of town.
Where is the best view of the bridge?
From the paths below the bridge, reached on foot from the old town, and from viewpoints such as the Mirador de Aldehuela. Allow time for the steep walk back up.
Is the bullring worth visiting?
The Plaza de Toros de Ronda is one of Spain’s oldest, from 1785. It houses a museum; entry is paid.
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What else should I see?
The Arab baths, the old town streets of La Ciudad, and the Alameda del Tajo gardens with views over the countryside.
Can I visit Ronda by train?
Yes, Ronda has a railway station with connections towards Algeciras and Granada/Antequera. Check timetables, as connections are limited.
Good to know: opening times, fees and boat or trail schedules change. Check official sources close to your travel date.
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