Excursion to Ronda with city tour

The tour starts outside of Ronda in the "Pileta" (Cave, if it is open and accessible), an archaeological site of the Paleolithic, where you can see various representations of the early Andalusian period. From there, they're going to Ronda, where the city tour at the Abbey Church of Merced begins. Continue to the bullring 18th Jahundert, the venue for the famous bullfights in Spain. Visit after the monastery of St. Domingo from the 16th century. The building was dedicated St. Peter, Martyr and Patron of the Order "Santo Domingo". Continue to the house of Don Bosco. This modernist palace was built in the early 20th century. The gardens are very interesting because of its location: You are on a natural balcony of the mountainous country.
Now you can visit the palace of the Moorish king in the 18th century. Then look at the arch of Philip V, an ancient Arab city gate. Afterwards, visit the Arab baths from the 13th and 14th centuries. These baths from the Islamic era are the best preserved in the Iberian Peninsula. Now you see the home of the giant. The name of the giant comes from two stone reliefs that adorn the corners of the building.
The palace of Mondragon, which is also known as the Palace of the Marquis of Villa Sierra, is undoubtedly the most important civil monument of Ronda. The town hall is located at the place of Duquesa de Parcent. The building was formerly a military barracks and was built only 1734th Before leaving the city, you go through the "Alameda del Tajo", a promenade built directly above the gorge, from which you have very nice views. After leaving the city of Ronda, visit the archaeological Roman site of Acinipo. Thereafter, the transfer back to the hotel or cruise ship.