Tiny Tour | Ronda Spain | Driving in the most visited town in Andalucía | 2021 Oct

Ronda is a Spanish municipality and town belonging to Andalusia (Andalucía), located in the northwest of the province of Málaga, about 100 kilometers from the city of Málaga. It is the head of the homonymous judicial district and the capital of the Serranía de Ronda region.
The town sits on a plateau cut by a deep gorge excavated by the Guadalevín river, which overlooks the buildings of its historic center, which gives the city a picturesque view that together with the variety of monuments and Its natural environment, its proximity to the great centers of mass tourism on the Costa del Sol, have turned Ronda into a remarkable tourist center.
Ronda is mainly dedicated to cultural and rural tourism. There are some agri-food and furniture industries, and a large number of small shops and restaurants designed to meet the demand of tourists who come every day on excursions from the Costa del Sol. Ronda has become one of the most visited cities in Andalusia thanks to its great monumental heritage, its physical and natural environment and its proximity to the great centers of mass tourism on the Mediterranean coast.
To know more about Ronda:
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ronda
Devices used:
Camera: Fujifilm X-T3,
Lens: Fujinon XF 10-24mm F4,

[@kevinjonesmusic]

I spend a week there. It is the most beautiful place with great people, food, drink, and scenery. When I retire I want to move to Ronda.

[@potita24]

Buatifull place indeed

[@brianmcallister114]

Thank you for your video of the streets of Ronda. It brought back some wonderful memories of my tour of Andalucia in October, 2018. I think that in your video you could have mentioned in a caption or two the historical significance of the two oldest bridges (Puente Viejo and Puente Arabe) as well as the nearby old gate, Arco de Felipe V, which at one time acted as the main entrance to the city. As an added comment, I was disappointed that you did not include one of my favorite spots in Andalucia (along with Plaza Boticas in Arcos de la Frontera and the Alhambra in Grenada): the Plaza de Maria Auxiliadora which is located at the south end of Calle Tenorio (the first street south of the New Bridge). When I visited this plaza there were very few tourists, the plaza was nicely shaded from the hot sun and I really enjoyed a musician playing his guitar. There is a tapas bar located only a few steps away. What a place to have lunch or just sit and relax!

[@BABeenHere]

Hi, Brian, thanks for stopping by. Actually we filmed at the Plaza de Maria Auxiliadora and many other corners in Ronda. But those will be included in another episode of visiting the historic center of Ronda. So not in this drive-though episode. That one will come soon. I hope you like it too. 😀

[@brianmcallister114]

@@BABeenHere Thank you for your speedy response. I'm looking forward to seeing your future videos.

[@realowner8162]

Hi