Private Day Trip to soaring over the abyss Ronda city & the white village Mijas
The fact that Andalusia is one of the brightest and most colorful regions of Spain is known to everyone who has been here at least once. If you want to see the real Andalusia, you need to deviate from the traditional route and go deep into Andalusia, where, high in the mountains literally “hovering” over the El Tajo Gorge ones of the most beautiful cities in Spain - Ronda and Mijas - cities for those who love breathtaking views.
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Private Day Trip to soaring over the abyss Ronda city & the white village Mijas
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What's included in Private Day Trip to soaring over the abyss Ronda city & the white village Mijas
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New Bridge
The tour starts with pick-up at the cruise port of Malaga or your hotel in Malaga. First, you will go to Ronda where you will have 2 hours private walking tour. Here you will see an impressive stone bridge that connects two parts of the city. The Puente Nuevo is the most emblematic monument of Ronda. Built in 1788, the bridge is a feat of engineering and a masterpiece of stone masonry. The 70-meter-long bridge crosses the El Tajo Gorge at its narrowest point and reaches a height of 98 meters from the bottom of the ravine.
Plaza de Toros de Ronda
At your request, you can visit the Plaza de Toros (Bullring) (entrance fees are not included in the tour price). The second oldest bullfighting ring in Spain, the Plaza de Toros is a living testament to the region's most famous custom. Ronda was the home of the Romero dynasty of matadors (Francisco, Juan, and Pedro), who developed the rules of the present-day bullfight in the 18th and 19th centuries. This site is the main tourist attraction in El Mercadillo, the new town of Ronda, and was immortalized by Hemingway in his novel Death in the Afternoon.
Hammam Al Andalus Malaga
A hidden treasure of Ronda, these 13th- to 15th-century thermal baths are considered the best-preserved Moorish Baths in Spain. The Baños Arabes are near the Puente Viejo in the Barrio de San Miguel just outside of La Cuidad. The baths were built along the Arroyo de las Culebras (Snakes' Stream), a source of spring water, which has a perfectly preserved water wheel from the Moorish era.
Inclusions
- All fees and taxes
- Transportation in a private vehicle
- Pick-up and drop-off
- Professional licensed guide
- Food and drinks
- Entrance tickets
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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