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You can go to Ronda on a daytrip. We took the car and drove about 1.5 hours to get there. The old and new town of Ronda are separated by El Tajo, a 100m-deep gorge. To get to the old town, you'll have to pass a beautiful old bridge, reaching deep into the gorge. Don't look down if you have fear of heights :-).
We only visited the old town. It was lovely with one main street and many small alleys to wander around. There is a nice shady square in front of a beautiful church.
Ronda is very touristic.
Updated May 27, 2007
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A very nice trip to do is to Ronda! This small village is built on the edge of a precipice and has a very nice flair. Although it is not exactly off the beaten path, only few tourists compared to the other Andalucian cities go there. Defenetively a must-see!
Written Sep 8, 2002
Written Sep 8, 2002
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Write a ReviewA very nice trip to do is to Ronda! This small village is built on the edge of a precipice and has a very nice flair. Although it is not exactly off the beaten...
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