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Explore the breathtaking beauty of Ronda, a historic city nestled in the heart of Malaga Province, Andalusia. Learn about its rich history, iconic landmarks, and vibrant culture. There are such amusingly beautiful towns on cliffs or mountain slopes that you can't stop admiring... And you always want to come back to them. Such are the Italian Positano, Amalfi, Manarola, Riomaggiore, Portovenere; the French Rocamadour; the Catalan Castellfollit de la Roca; the Mexican Acapulco; the Greek Santorini... And, of course, the Andalusian Ronda. Pueblos Blancos or White Villages This is one of the so-called "Pueblos Blancos" — white towns or white villages of Andalusia. But unlike most of these towns, Ronda has its outstanding features: A bridge over the gorge Old bullfighting arena Rich history. It's amazing: I remember every corner of this town in great detail even after several years. But I hardly remember yesterday's Krasnoyarsk (Izhevsk, Perm, Krasnodar, Chita, Nizhnevartovsk...) anymore. Andalusian Ronda: history and its connection with bullfighting Andalusian Ronda: history and its connection with bullfighting In the 6th century BC, a Celtic settlement was called Arunda. The Greeks called it Runda. In the times of Caesar, Ronda became a city. In 711, the Moors came here. Historians claim that in 1485, King Ferdinand I the Catholic barely ousted the Moors from the city. And even then, the elevation and the gorge themselves were fortifications. When people hear the word, Ronda, most travelers immediately recall the bullfighting arena (Spanish: Plaza de Toros) and the New Bridge (Spanish: Puente Nuevo) across the Tajo Gorge, which is 120 meters deep, over the Guadalevín River (Spanish: Guadalevín). It is noteworthy that both the arena and the bridge were designed by the same architect — José Martín de Aldehuela. History has it that in 1740, another architect built a single-arched bridge across the gorge. That bridge collapsed, killing about 50 people. The current three-arched bridge has been standing since 1793. Bridge in the Rock, in Ronda In my opinion, this bridge is not as simple as it seems. That is, it seems like such a natural addition to the rocks and the gorge that you don't immediately realize: this is a complex engineering creation! Grigory Pasko, journalist (partner material). You need to take a photo from the bridge — the views are stunning! But on the way to the bridge and the gorge, let's stop by the bullfighting arena (Spanish: Plaza de Toros). At the entrance to the arena, there are three monuments: a bull and two matadors. The name of the bull is unknown. The matadors are called Cayetano and Antonio Ordóñez (the first is the father, and the second is his son). The Ordóñez family is famous in Spain. About the younger one, Hemingway wrote in "The Dangerous Summer". The monument bears the words There is also a monument to the famous Pedro Romero in Ronda. The monument bears the words: "Fear is more terrible than the bull." A matador who killed five and a half thousand bulls during his career would certainly know better. Romero was probably not only a fearless man but also a very skillful matador: over a quarter of a century of performances in the arena, he did not receive a single injury. The prototype of the main character of another of Hemingway's novels, "Fiesta" ("The Sun Also Rises"), was... Pedro Romero. By the way, there is also a monument to Hemingway himself in Ronda. Not being a fan of bullfighting, I nevertheless walked around the entire arena and its "backstage". Plaza de toros was opened on May 19, 1785. Once, in the times of King Philip II, it, as is proper for such structures in those years, had a purely practical purpose: the cavalry trained there. What else to see in Ronda? After inspecting the arena and the bullfighting museum, we go further and come to Alameda del Tajo Park (Spanish: Alameda del Tajo). The author of "Ulysses" James Joyce considered this park the most beautiful in Europe. Well, let's assume we've seen even more beautiful. But the park is wonderful. Especially the views of the valley from the balcony (this wonderful balcony is visible in one of the photos). There are several monuments in the park One we already know — to the matador Pedro Romero. The second one is to a beautiful woman. It turns out that this monument is also connected with bullfighting. This is the Dama Goyesca sculpture by Paco Parra. The Dama Goyesca participated in the performance before the start of the (special) corrida — the Goyesca. Such a bullfight was first held in 1954, precisely in Ronda. Blas Infante Pérez de Vargas On the way from the park to the wine museum (how can we do without it!) we come across a monument to a peasant in a costume. Since this monument is often omitted, I'll remind you who this is. The inscription says that this is Blas Infante Pérez de Vargas. It is also written that he is the Father of the Fatherland. That is, the progenitor. Of what? It turns out, of the Statute of Autonomy of Andalusia. And also — the anthem of Andalusia. He worked as a journalist, a writer, and a politician. In 1920, he founded the newspaper "Avante". The founder of the "Liberals' Junta of Andalusia". (Don't be afraid of the word "junta". In Spanish, it's just an "association", a political party). During Franco's time, he was arrested and shot. Mondragón Palace Guidebooks recommend visiting the Mondragón Palace (Spanish: Palacio de Mondragón). I haven't been there. But I can imagine that inside there is the splendor of Moorish architecture, ceilings in Arabic style, a garden with access to the inner courtyard, and... Alcazaba. (Who has seen the Alhambra has seen all the Moorish palaces at once). Grigory Pasko, journalist (partner material). Then we go to Plaza del Socorro square. Now it is called Socorro. But relatively recently it was named after... Oh, of course, Franco. Wine Museum in Andalusian Ronda And finally, another goal of a wonderful walk through Ronda - the wine museum (Spanish: Museo del Vino de Ronda). It sounds loud — a museum. It's an old house with a patio. Barrels can be seen under the arches, alas, empty. In the rooms, exhibitions tell about the history of winemaking in the region. Of course, the Phoenicians brought the vine to this region. Then winemaking culture developed with the help of Greeks, Romans, and Arabs... The exhibitions are informative, so you can understand everything even without a guide. We won't see any outstanding exhibits here. But when we return to the patio, let's pay attention to one of the walls, from which taps stick out... Above there is a sign — "Sources of Ronda wine". Most tourists pass by them. And in vain. Taps are made to be opened. We open one — red wine flows. We open another — white. Beautiful! And the wine is good. Now we can continue our journey to Visit the Santo Domingo Monastery (Spanish: Palacio de Congresos de Ronda — Convento de Santo Domingo); the Santa María la Mayor Church (Spanish: Iglesia de Santa Maria la Mayor); the Bandit Museum (Spanish: Museo del Bandolero); the Salvaterra Palace (Spanish: Palacio Salvaterra)... Hopefully, there will be enough time for all this and much more! Grigory Pasko, journalist (partner material). And you also need to stroll through the shops, have lunch (for example, at the Pedro Romero restaurant near Plaza de Toros), visit a souvenir shop... By the way, about the shop. One such is located next to the New Bridge (Spanish: Puente Nuevo). It's a mix of an antique shop and an art salon. I assure you, you won't leave without a purchase. Author of the article: journalist Grigory Pasko for Fenix.info #Ronda #MalagaProvince #Andalusia #SpainTravel #HistoricCities #CulturalHeritage #ExploreSpain #GetYourGuide   #HiddenGem

Discover Nerja, a charming city on the southern coast of Spain. From its beautiful beaches and historic old town to the famous Nerja Caves, immerse yourself in its cultural richness. Plan your trip today! Nerja is a city on the southern coast of Spain, located in the province of Malaga in the autonomous community of Andalusia. The city is known for its beautiful beaches such as Burriana and Calahonda, as well as its picturesque old town and the Nerja Caves, a series of limestone caves containing prehistoric cave paintings. The city also boasts a lively cultural scene, with numerous festivals and events held throughout the year. Additionally, Nerja is a popular tourist destination, offering visitors a wide range of accommodations and entertainment options. Nerja is a former fishing village Good location What to see here? Balcony of Europe Historical Museum Nerja Cave 1. Nerja is a former fishing village Nerja. When mentioning this Andalusian town located in Malaga on the Costa del Sol coast, two things immediately come to mind: the "Balcony of Europe" and the Nerja Caves. Then, of course, there are the wonderful beaches, museums, and so on. It's a typical Andalusian village. That's what it would have remained if it weren't for the region's booming tourism development. By the way, this development in the 1980s was also influenced by the Spanish TV series "Blue Summer" (Verano Azul). Quite popular. It is written that in recognition of this series, the local authorities created a park in the city of Nerja, allocating a protected area for recreation. 2. Nerja is well located close to Malaga, only 50 km away If it were further away and didn't have the unique cave nearby, there would be far fewer visitors. But since it's nearby... Imagine a tourist in Andalusia, who, tired of lying on the beach somewhere in Benalmadena; visited all the few attractions of this boring seaside resort town and even took a trip to Mijas... Of course, they will wonder: where else to go? And it shouldn't be far. And it should be interesting. Nerja will successfully diversify and revitalise the vacation of such a tourist. 3. What to See Here? Balcony of Europe Historical Museum Nerja Caves. The town itself, frankly, is nothing outstanding. If it weren't for the lookout point, loudly, with a light touch of the tongue of King Alfonso XII, called the "Balcony of Europe". Grigory Pasko, journalist. 4. Balcony of Europe The viewpoint is very nice. They are located high up (built on the site of an old watchtower of the Moorish castle). The views from it are extensive. You can stroll around the charming area around the "balcony", have coffee, buy souvenirs, go down - to lie on the beach... Or you can walk around all of Nerja and see other sights. For example, the statue of Europe, the fountain of Europe... Why not? Since the "party" started with Alfonso XII, why not attach the word "Europe" to anything that represents some interest? A rhetorical question. The viewpoint is very nice. They located high up (built on the site of an old watchtower of the Moorish castle). The views from it are extensive. You can stroll around the charming area around the "balcony", have coffee, buy souvenirs, go down - to lie on the beach... 5. You can also visit the historical museum ...No, not Europe this time. But it's near the "Balcony of Europe", in Plaza de España. In short, Nerja, a one-day tourist town, won't disappoint you. Walk around, enjoy... But smart people do all this after visiting the famous Nerja Caves - Cueva de Nerja. 6. The Famous Cave of Andalusia: Nerja Cave They say that local Andalusian boys discovered this cave in 1959. There's even a monument to these "speleologists" at the entrance. (It's unclear, though, why they were completely naked). The Andalusians: Francisco, José Luis, Miguel, José, and Manuel Muñoz were catching bats in the Sierra de Almijara mountains. They stumbled upon the cave entrance by accident. They climbed in and saw some human skeletons. They got scared. They told the adults. The adults reported to the "authorities" (the dictatorship of Franco's regime). The "authorities," as usual, ordered to forget about the cave. They forgot. Until the tourist boom in Andalusia. Tourists needed something to see. They remembered the cave. The age of the Nerja Cave is 5 million years! It stretches for 4 km. With skillful use of a camera's functions, you can take decent photos in the darkness. There's plenty to capture. For example, prehistoric cave paintings. Or the intricate shapes of stalactites and stalagmites (one column grew to a height of 32 meters and "made it" to the Guinness Book of Records). Or catch in a frame one of the Andalusian ghosts that are said to haunt the "ghost hall." In July, there's a chance to come here specifically for a music festival — there's a stage and amazing acoustics. Near the cave entrance, there's a restaurant, shops, leisure areas, parking... So, the Andalusian cave is "working" to its fullest. And what's more! Half a million visitors a year. A decent income for the local Andalusian treasury. Author of the article: journalist Grigory Pasko for Fenix.info. #Nerja #Malaga #Spain #Travel #Beaches #History #CulturalHeritage #NerjaCaves #Explore #MalagaProvince   #Andalusia   #SpainTravel   #HistoricCities   #CulturalHeritage   #ExploreSpain   #GetYourGuide   #HiddenGem

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