Ronda / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Ronda
Ronda’s old town sits above the Tajo gorge, with bridges, gardens and viewpoints on either side. For an organised production, check with Ronda town council beforehand which permissions apply.
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Jardines de Cuenca Ronda
From the garden’s public paths, frame Puente Nuevo across the gorge. Keep to the paths and respect barriers and any closures.
Search Google MapsArco de Felipe V Ronda
Near Puente Viejo, photograph the old Arco de Felipe V gateway from the public approach. Keep the route clear for people passing.
Search Google MapsMirador de los Reyes Católicos Ronda
From the established viewpoint beside the bullring, look over the valley and hills beyond Ronda. Use the viewpoint without crossing the barrier.
Search Google MapsAlameda del Tajo Ronda
Inside the public garden, photograph the tree-lined paths. The regular paths and viewing balconies give you room to compose without stepping off the route.
Search Google MapsPlaza Duquesa de Parcent Ronda
In Plaza Duquesa de Parcent, frame the church of Santa María la Mayor with the trees of the central garden. The view is from the square outside.
Search Google MapsPuerta de Almocábar Ronda
From the public square outside Puerta de Almocábar, photograph the old gateway and its adjoining walls. Include the arch to show the entrance.
Search Google MapsPuente Viejo Ronda
On Puente Viejo, use the stone parapet to frame a view along the gorge. Leave room for other people crossing.
Search Google MapsPlaza de Toros de Ronda
From the public space outside the bullring, photograph its entrance and stone façade. This view does not require a visit inside.
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