You will visit on the tour: - The most famous balcony. - The bullring area. - The walk of the bullfighters. - The commercial street of Ronda. - The new bridge. - The old town of the city. - Don Bosco's house. - Palace of Mondragon. - Collegiate Church of Santa María la Mayor

The friendly and professional local guide will transport you to Ronda, one of the oldest towns in Spain with its origins in prehistory. Start your tour strolling through the 19th-century gardens in Alameda del Tajo from where you'll see simply breathtaking views. See the famous Plaza de Toros de Ronda unique in the world and recognized as one of the oldest and most monumental bullrings made of stone. After learning firsthand everything behind the stage, you will have the chance to take photos from the center of the bullring. But this is not all, you will discover the real symbol of the city, the New Bridge which connects Ronda's old and new districts, from where you can enjoy the great view of the Tajo de Ronda, over 100 meters deep. Visit the most significant monuments of Ronda such as the famous and beautiful San Juan Bosco House, a modernist palace with a colonial style and inclusion of Nasridian decoration, whose views of the valley are simply stunning. The tour also includes the Old Bridge, Felipe V Gate Bridge and San Miguel, landscapes of extraordinary beauty, and the Church of Santa Maria, built on the old mosque and located in the historic center of the city. In Santa Maria admire the Mudejar Tower and the flirtatious 'Casita de la Torre,' a blend of Christian Arab, late Gothic and Renaissance characteristics, the most representative building of religious architecture in Ronda. You will finish learning 6000 years of history in 12 thematic halls through your senses in the Museum of the Wine of Ronda, where you will enjoy a guided tour of the Sangre de Ronda Wineries with a tasting of local wines. Afterwards, have free time in Ronda to explore the soul of this city on your own before returning to Seville.

Go to the 19th-century gardens of Alameda del Tajo for a breathtaking view of Ronda. Visit the bullfighting arena of the Plaza de Toros and get the chance to take photos from the center of the bullring. See the New Bridge that connects the old and new districts, and get a magical view of the Tajo de Ronda canyon. Visit monuments such as the modernist palace of the Casa de San Juan Bosco and the Puente Viejo. Discover the Church of Santa Maria on the site of an old mosque and see buildings of Mudejar, Gothic and Renaissance design. Go on a sensory journey through the history of wine making at the Wine Museum.

Discover one of Spain's most spectacular sights and oldest settlements on a private day trip from Málaga to Ronda. Visit the historic city of Ronda and follow in the footsteps of poets and artists who were inspired by its dramatic surroundings. Explore the architectural history of Ronda. Cross the 'new' bridge, built in the 18th century, which spans the 120-meter long gorge through Ronda. This is one of the three impressive bridges that connect the two parts of the city: the old and romantic side with the modern and vast side. Then stroll along the edge of high cliffs overlooking the fertile landscape that surrounds the city. Take a walk through the Arab quarter of the historic city center and admire the Moorish architecture that still stands. Continue along the cobbled streets to the town hall and explore the collegiate church while listening to stories, legends and important facts about this city from your local guide. Your last stop is the birthplace of bullfighting, Plaza de Toros. This ring has hosted some of the most important events in the history of bullfighting.