Our group went to a small town called Ronda last Saturday. The town itself is pretty small, but it is ancient. Ronda is popular for two main things: The fact that it is supposedly the origin of Bullfighting, and also that there is a huge gorge that runs through the center of town. We didnt get to see anything that pertained to bullfighting, but geographically, Ronda is probably the most interesting town I have seen. So this will be another picture blog. But be prepared for some heavier content after I return from La Feria in Sevilla this coming weekend.
The Catholic Kings Isabel and Ferdinand had a hell of a time taking this city from the Muslims because of it´s geography. The bridge seen here is a newer addition (17th century I think) and is really pretty massive.
The area above the central arch is a Jail that was used up until the 1950´s
The Catholic Kings Isabel and Ferdinand had a hell of a time taking this city from the Muslims because of it´s geography. The bridge seen here is a newer addition (17th century I think) and is really pretty massive.
The area above the central arch is a Jail that was used up until the 1950´s
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