Ronda will always be special for my fiancé and me ❤😊. Being one of our first getaways, we fell in love with Ronda and its charm. Once again you have outdone yourselves❤. Thanks for another amazing video😊
So happy to live here! We wait for you at our Wine Museum in Ronda and for a mini romantic tour of the city ❤ thank you for the video, it's simply PERFECT!
Video espectacular de Ronda, no dudarlo tenéis que venir a visitarla, para ver los lugares que como mínimo aparecen en el vídeo. Un placer conoceros gracias por el Video
He estado muchas veces en Ronda,siempre que he ido ha sido mágico.Gracias por este video tan entrañable para mi y mis recuerdos.como siempre ENHORABUENA!😘😘😍🥰🥰
After watching this video. I visited this beautiful place. The secret place was amazing and so refreshing after walking around Ronda. Keep going guys. I love watching your videos. ❤
Bonito video de Ronda y la Serranía de Ronda y sus lugares más emblemáticos como la Cueva del Gato que por cierto su Poza Azul es de las aguas más frías de Andalucía 😊 gran trabajo compañero, saludos desde Ronda 🙋♂️
You’re welcome ☺️ we are actually going to record another video on Ronda this April/May but this time all the areas around you can visit and also we are more experienced now so will be a better video ;)
After seeing Ronda on a TV program, I knew that that was a place I had to visit. I flew into Malaga and drove to Gibraltar, Tarifa, Jerez, Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra and Ronda. Ronda is an incredibly beautiful town, full of history and scenic locations. Two of these are Alameda del Tajo, a nicely shaded park with gentle breezes and spectacular views, and perhaps my favorite place in Ronda (perhaps even of my trip) Plaza de Maria Auxiladore, a small park in the old town on the edge of the cliff where a street musician was playing his guitar accompanied by the sounds of a fountain in the background. Perhaps because of its location (off the beaten track) or perhaps because of the time of year (early October), the park had only a few tourists and the effect was extremely peaceful. From Ronda I returned the car to Malaga airport and took a bus to Granada to see the Alhambra. Words fail me when I try to describe the Alhambra. Suffice it to say that I was stunned. To quote the hostess of the TV program "Secret Spain", the Alhambra is a place "you have to see before you die". But if I can offer one word of advice to someone contemplating a trip to Spain it is that the secret to a most enjoyable trip is research. Know where you want to visit, know which restaurants at which you want to eat, use Google Street View to familiarize yourself with directions and locations and when you think you've done enough research, do some more. But most of all: don't think twice about visiting Andalucia. Just go!
Beautiful words, love how you have taken us back to the moment just by using words, I remember passing through Plaza de Maria Auxiladore on the way to Tajo de Ronda. I think, we would have to stay the night and capture the beauty of this place at night and the sunrise. We are actually planning a video “Ultimate Ronda” next month where we explore the surroundings to create a perfect weekend itinerary. Any suggestions, please feel free to share. What were your top 3 places in Andalucia? Great tips, we will be using some to pass on to viewers. Than you for the lovely comment.
@@thepakspan Firstly, Your Ronda video brought back so many fond memories and showed so many familiar scenes that I was so eager to share with you my experiences there and I forgot to thank you for posting this visual summary of your trip and for that I apologize. Generally speaking, the tourist will obviously have to decide where to stay. Personally, I decided to book hotels near the places I wanted to visit. This usually meant that I had to pay a premium but it also meant that I did not have to worry about extra transportation and the added time that unnecessary travel would eat up. But this is something that each person will have to decide for themself. You asked me what were my three favorite places in Andalucia. I named two of these in my original comment: the Alhambra in Granada, the Plaza de Maria Auxiladore in Ronda and my third selection would have to be the approach to Zahara de la Sierra from Arcos de la Frontera along Highways A372 and CA9104. The scenery through the mountains is incredible and becomes stunning as you crest the mountains and look down on a plain dotted with large hills and azure blue lakes. But there are so many sights and places of interest to see in Andalucia that I feel I would be selling them short if I did not at least give them a mention. In Ronda there is the bull ring which is apparently the oldest one in Spain. Bull fighting was first designed to be training for soldiers. Not far from the Plaza de Maria Auxiliadora is the Palacio de Mondragon. Now a museum, it once served as the residence of Ferdinand and Isabella. Nearby is the Plaza Duquesa de Parcent, the location of Ronda's City Hall and the Church of Santa Maria la Mayor. There has been a church on this site since 45 BC when Julius Caesar built a temple to the goddess Dianna to give thanks for his victory at the Battle of Mundor (Ronda). The present church was built in 1580 after a fire destroyed the one built by Ferdinand and Isabella. (The ciborium, the covering over the alter, was carved from wood from Canada). It is worth a quick side trip to follow the gorge eastward a short distance to see the Arco de Felipe V, at one time the main entrance to Ronda, the nearby Roman baths where visitors to Ronda could bathe before entering the city and the two other bridges which span the river. Fine dining is available at El Morabito in the Plaza de Maria Auxiladora where you are seated at the edge of the cliff. More casual dining is available at Tragata just off Plaza Espana or The Bodega (San Francisco) Tapas at the south end of the city near the Puerta de Almocabar in the old city walls. While Tarifa is a beautiful town in its own right, I visited there for one main reason. Standing by the gates to the fort at the end of the causeway with the Mediterranean on my right and the Atlantic on my left, I was the most southerly person in mainland Europe. If you visit Arcos de la Frontera by automobile and are staying in a hotel in the old part of the city, I strongly recommend that you leave the car in the underground parking just off the Plaza Espana on C. Munoz Vazquez and take a taxi. Parking in the Old Town is extremely hard to find, the streets are very narrow and one way and if you miss your turn you have to exit the town and circle around for another attempt. Don't forget to visit the Basilica De Santa Maria, a church built on Moorish ruins to celebrate the Reconquista. Outside the door of the Basilica is a mosaic circle on the ground which was supposed to afford protection from evil spirits when performing exorcism on a child before Baptism. The space outside the Basilica, now used as a parking lot (and always full) was once used as a bull ring. Nearby is Plaza Boticas where two bodegas offer casual meals. You'll be amazed when you see this plaza and learn that it is open to automobile traffic so keep your toes under the table. Another fine place to eat is the Alcaravan, just a short stroll away from the Basilica. The building in which it is located used to be a jail. Rather than keep the rental car I used to visit the white hill towns, I returned to the rental company at Malaga airport and for only $20 I took a bus to Granada. If you decide to visit the Alhambra, AS SOON AS YOU DO SO GET YOUR TICKETS ON LINE. A few days or even a few weeks in advance may not be enough time to secure the dates you want. And be aware that your tickets are good only for a certain time on the date specified. If you arrive late, you might be refused entrance. Secondly, enter the Alhambra by the Puerta de la Justicia. This entrance is only about 100 yards from where you enter the palaces and saves you a 15-20 minute walk if the main entrance is used. After touring the palaces, the Generalife can be visited and the grounds then exited by the nearby main entrance. Give the Alhambra at least a half a day. For tapas, a must when in Granada, visit the famous Calle Navas where can be found a nice variety of foods. OMG!!! I only intended to add a few extra comments to answer your questions. But it seems that rather than doing that, I have started to write a novel. So I'm ending it here before the reader gives up on me entirely. The best piece of advice I can give is this: just go! Find all this and more out for yourself.
Thank you for sharing your experiences! It’s always fascinating to hear how different travelers approach their trips. We really appreciate your insights.
Absolutely! Its such a great place and less than an hour away from Marbella. Beautiful drives around Ronda too. Thank you for the follow….. there’s lot to come each week and next summer is going to be big one with rest of Spain, Portugal and Morocco in the plans 😃
Hey Luis thank you for liking :) Definitely, it was the early days of switching from an iphone to a professional camera. We used the camera as if it was an iphone….. we learnt over time to go much slower as you might notice from recent videos 😇
@@LuisRuizUK You should buy a lottery ticket 😅 we went there to record on Monday(Sanlúcar de Barrameda) and Rota on Tuesday…… so this weekend we are releasing Sanlucar ;) Chipiona will be later on :)
Not at all, if you put in navigation “Parking plaza del socorro” it’ll take you to underground parking in the centre(close to the bridge). - Download app(apk2) to avoid €18 per day charges and if rental car… delete details from the app before returning as it automatically opens on number plate recognition. The real issue is tight spaces/curves in Spanish carparks 😅
Ronda will always be special for my fiancé and me ❤😊. Being one of our first getaways, we fell in love with Ronda and its charm. Once again you have outdone yourselves❤. Thanks for another amazing video😊
We didn’t know it was so special for you! We are so happy we made this video now. Dedicated to you both ❤️😘
your just trying to get all those likes cause you want the micheal tyson in the bumhole baby award
So happy to live here! We wait for you at our Wine Museum in Ronda and for a mini romantic tour of the city ❤ thank you for the video, it's simply PERFECT!
Video espectacular de Ronda, no dudarlo tenéis que venir a visitarla, para ver los lugares que como mínimo aparecen en el vídeo.
Un placer conoceros gracias por el Video
Muchísimas gracias! Un placer conocerte también 😊
¡La belleza de Ronda es simplemente impresionante! ♥️ Este lugar es un lugar de mucho amor... Me encanta todo.
Es uno de nuestros lugares favoritos 🥰 simplemente preciosa
Amazing, beautiful images,
Thank you 😊
Que bonito, yo conozco Ronda, pero a través de ustedes me parece más bonito.
Como siempre muy bonito😘😘😘❤
Muchas gracias! Tenemos que ir todos juntos de nuevo 🥰
👏a lot of hard work. Thanks for this video.
Thank you 😊
He estado muchas veces en Ronda,siempre que he ido ha sido mágico.Gracias por este video tan entrañable para mi y mis recuerdos.como siempre ENHORABUENA!😘😘😍🥰🥰
Muchas gracias ☺️ tenemos que ir otra vez todos juntos 😍
Ronda is really amazing❤ i love it so much! thanks for share this paradise with us guys😊
Thank you 😊
Precioso video, cada dia os superáis❤
Muchas gracias! 😍
After watching this video. I visited this beautiful place. The secret place was amazing and so refreshing after walking around Ronda. Keep going guys. I love watching your videos. ❤
Thank you very much. We are glad you liked it 🤗 Cueva del Gato is simply beautiful. A must visit if you are around Ronda during the warmer months.
Beatiful and incredible place! Congratulation for this awesome video! Hugs from Brazil.🇧🇷👍
Thank you so much ☺️ ❤️❤️
Who else came here because they saw the Windows 11 background picture of Ronda? 😂😂
😂😂 didn’t know Ronda showed up. 😂😂
To be very honest same 😂
lol me!
😂😂😂
❤️❤️
Bonito video de Ronda y la Serranía de Ronda y sus lugares más emblemáticos como la Cueva del Gato que por cierto su Poza Azul es de las aguas más frías de Andalucía 😊 gran trabajo compañero, saludos desde Ronda 🙋♂️
Muchas gracias! 😊
Absolutely breathtaking 😊😊
It is. You must come here! 😊
Thanks for this amazing video! I gonna visit Malaga in may with my frends, but defenetly we gonna speand a day in Roda after I seen this video! ❤❤
You’re welcome ☺️ we are actually going to record another video on Ronda this April/May but this time all the areas around you can visit and also we are more experienced now so will be a better video ;)
Me habéis trasladado allí de nuevo!🥰
Muchas gracias! 😊😊
Espectacular paisaje, me encanta❤
Es precioso! Uno de nuestros favoritos sin duda alguna ❤️
After seeing Ronda on a TV program, I knew that that was a place I had to visit. I flew into Malaga and drove to Gibraltar, Tarifa, Jerez, Arcos de la Frontera, Zahara de la Sierra and Ronda. Ronda is an incredibly beautiful town, full of history and scenic locations. Two of these are Alameda del Tajo, a nicely shaded park with gentle breezes and spectacular views, and perhaps my favorite place in Ronda (perhaps even of my trip) Plaza de Maria Auxiladore, a small park in the old town on the edge of the cliff where a street musician was playing his guitar accompanied by the sounds of a fountain in the background. Perhaps because of its location (off the beaten track) or perhaps because of the time of year (early October), the park had only a few tourists and the effect was extremely peaceful. From Ronda I returned the car to Malaga airport and took a bus to Granada to see the Alhambra. Words fail me when I try to describe the Alhambra. Suffice it to say that I was stunned. To quote the hostess of the TV program "Secret Spain", the Alhambra is a place "you have to see before you die".
But if I can offer one word of advice to someone contemplating a trip to Spain it is that the secret to a most enjoyable trip is research. Know where you want to visit, know which restaurants at which you want to eat, use Google Street View to familiarize yourself with directions and locations and when you think you've done enough research, do some more. But most of all: don't think twice about visiting Andalucia. Just go!
Beautiful words, love how you have taken us back to the moment just by using words, I remember passing through Plaza de Maria Auxiladore on the way to Tajo de Ronda. I think, we would have to stay the night and capture the beauty of this place at night and the sunrise.
We are actually planning a video “Ultimate Ronda” next month where we explore the surroundings to create a perfect weekend itinerary.
Any suggestions, please feel free to share.
What were your top 3 places in Andalucia?
Great tips, we will be using some to pass on to viewers.
Than you for the lovely comment.
@@thepakspan Firstly, Your Ronda video brought back so many fond memories and showed so many familiar scenes that I was so eager to share with you my experiences there and I forgot to thank you for posting this visual summary of your trip and for that I apologize.
Generally speaking, the tourist will obviously have to decide where to stay. Personally, I decided to book hotels near the places I wanted to visit. This usually meant that I had to pay a premium but it also meant that I did not have to worry about extra transportation and the added time that unnecessary travel would eat up. But this is something that each person will have to decide for themself.
You asked me what were my three favorite places in Andalucia. I named two of these in my original comment: the Alhambra in Granada, the Plaza de Maria Auxiladore in Ronda and my third selection would have to be the approach to Zahara de la Sierra from Arcos de la Frontera along Highways A372 and CA9104. The scenery through the mountains is incredible and becomes stunning as you crest the mountains and look down on a plain dotted with large hills and azure blue lakes. But there are so many sights and places of interest to see in Andalucia that I feel I would be selling them short if I did not at least give them a mention.
In Ronda there is the bull ring which is apparently the oldest one in Spain. Bull fighting was first designed to be training for soldiers. Not far from the Plaza de Maria Auxiliadora is the Palacio de Mondragon. Now a museum, it once served as the residence of Ferdinand and Isabella. Nearby is the Plaza Duquesa de Parcent, the location of Ronda's City Hall and the Church of Santa Maria la Mayor. There has been a church on this site since 45 BC when Julius Caesar built a temple to the goddess Dianna to give thanks for his victory at the Battle of Mundor (Ronda). The present church was built in 1580 after a fire destroyed the one built by Ferdinand and Isabella. (The ciborium, the covering over the alter, was carved from wood from Canada). It is worth a quick side trip to follow the gorge eastward a short distance to see the Arco de Felipe V, at one time the main entrance to Ronda, the nearby Roman baths where visitors to Ronda could bathe before entering the city and the two other bridges which span the river. Fine dining is available at El Morabito in the Plaza de Maria Auxiladora where you are seated at the edge of the cliff. More casual dining is available at Tragata just off Plaza Espana or The Bodega (San Francisco) Tapas at the south end of the city near the Puerta de Almocabar in the old city walls.
While Tarifa is a beautiful town in its own right, I visited there for one main reason. Standing by the gates to the fort at the end of the causeway with the Mediterranean on my right and the Atlantic on my left, I was the most southerly person in mainland Europe.
If you visit Arcos de la Frontera by automobile and are staying in a hotel in the old part of the city, I strongly recommend that you leave the car in the underground parking just off the Plaza Espana on C. Munoz Vazquez and take a taxi. Parking in the Old Town is extremely hard to find, the streets are very narrow and one way and if you miss your turn you have to exit the town and circle around for another attempt. Don't forget to visit the Basilica De Santa Maria, a church built on Moorish ruins to celebrate the Reconquista. Outside the door of the Basilica is a mosaic circle on the ground which was supposed to afford protection from evil spirits when performing exorcism on a child before Baptism. The space outside the Basilica, now used as a parking lot (and always full) was once used as a bull ring. Nearby is Plaza Boticas where two bodegas offer casual meals. You'll be amazed when you see this plaza and learn that it is open to automobile traffic so keep your toes under the table. Another fine place to eat is the Alcaravan, just a short stroll away from the Basilica. The building in which it is located used to be a jail.
Rather than keep the rental car I used to visit the white hill towns, I returned to the rental company at Malaga airport and for only $20 I took a bus to Granada. If you decide to visit the Alhambra, AS SOON AS YOU DO SO GET YOUR TICKETS ON LINE. A few days or even a few weeks in advance may not be enough time to secure the dates you want. And be aware that your tickets are good only for a certain time on the date specified. If you arrive late, you might be refused entrance. Secondly, enter the Alhambra by the Puerta de la Justicia. This entrance is only about 100 yards from where you enter the palaces and saves you a 15-20 minute walk if the main entrance is used. After touring the palaces, the Generalife can be visited and the grounds then exited by the nearby main entrance. Give the Alhambra at least a half a day. For tapas, a must when in Granada, visit the famous Calle Navas where can be found a nice variety of foods.
OMG!!! I only intended to add a few extra comments to answer your questions. But it seems that rather than doing that, I have started to write a novel. So I'm ending it here before the reader gives up on me entirely. The best piece of advice I can give is this: just go! Find all this and more out for yourself.
Thank you for sharing your experiences! It’s always fascinating to hear how different travelers approach their trips. We really appreciate your insights.
Visiting Ronda soon. Puerto Rico mentioned
We love Ronda and we are sure you will love it too. When are you visiting Ronda and how long are you staying for?
Wow, Ronda looks absolutely beautiful! We've subscribed to your channel so that we can follow along on your adventures. Cheers from Vancouver :)
Absolutely! Its such a great place and less than an hour away from Marbella. Beautiful drives around Ronda too.
Thank you for the follow….. there’s lot to come each week and next summer is going to be big one with rest of Spain, Portugal and Morocco in the plans 😃
That sounds like an amazing summer! @@thepakspan
Very exciting. Please stay tuned 😊
Amazing Video
Thank you ☺️
Precioso paisaje❤
Si! Uno de los mejores de toda España ❤️
Va a bajar esos escalones un romano! Jajaja, preciosa Ronda!
Jajajaj mejor que el gimnasio 😂
Very nice
Thank you very much! 😊
Thank you 🎉
It’s a pleasure ☺️
You mentioned Puerto Rico, thanks
❤️❤️❤️
Me encanta❤
Muchas gracias ☺️😊
I wish you would have given recommendations for parking
Trust us…. We had so many things included in the video but then had to cut it down from 20+ minutes to make it more appealing.
If I might suggest panning a little more slowly. Otherwise, great video as usual
Hey Luis thank you for liking :)
Definitely, it was the early days of switching from an iphone to a professional camera.
We used the camera as if it was an iphone….. we learnt over time to go much slower as you might notice from recent videos 😇
@@thepakspanone more request, could you consider visiting Sanlucar de Barrameda and Chipiona pls, I'm thinking of visiting/buying there.
Thx
@@LuisRuizUK You should buy a lottery ticket 😅 we went there to record on Monday(Sanlúcar de Barrameda) and Rota on Tuesday…… so this weekend we are releasing Sanlucar ;)
Chipiona will be later on :)
Es fantástico, maravillosa ❤
Totalmente de acuerdo ❤️
looks like constantine in algeria
Ah really! We are gnna have to see then :)
Was it difficult to find parking?
Not at all, if you put in navigation “Parking plaza del socorro” it’ll take you to underground parking in the centre(close to the bridge).
- Download app(apk2) to avoid €18 per day charges and if rental car… delete details from the app before returning as it automatically opens on number plate recognition.
The real issue is tight spaces/curves in Spanish carparks 😅
😍
Gracias! 🥰
So this was a Muslim town? What happened to their places of worship?
Like most of southern Spain Ronda was ruled by muslims for 100s of years.
A lot of places of worships were converted into churches and cathedrals.