Historic Cities
Explore Ronda in 1840
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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction
Ronda, Town Above the Gorge, 1840
This is Ronda in the age of the Romantic travellers, a white town dented by a great limestone chasm and newly famed for its dramatic bridge and its old bullring. The walk moves from mule tracks on the plateau, through market streets and cliffside promenades, to the parapets that sketchers and travellers crowd to draw the Tajo and its bridges.
24 scenes, 16 streets, squares and views, 8 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Ronda as it stood in 1840 (“Ronda”).
The route, scene by scene
- 1. Camino de la Vega
- 2. Puerta de Almocábar
- ↳ Gate Guardroom · interior
- 3. El Mercadillo
- ↳ Posada Courtyard · interior
- 4. Barrio de San Francisco
- 5. Plaza del Socorro
- 6. Barrio Bajo (San Miguel)
- 7. Plaza de Toros
- ↳ Arcaded Ring · interior
- 8. Puente Viejo
- 9. Baños Árabes
- ↳ Vaulted Bath Hall · interior
- 10. Puente Romano (Puente Árabe)
- 11. Casa del Rey Moro
- ↳ Water‑Mine Stair · interior
- 12. Valle de los Molinos
- ↳ Mill Wheelroom · interior
- 13. Palacio de Mondragón
- ↳ Mudéjar Courtyard · interior
- 14. Alameda del Tajo
- 15. Puente Nuevo
- ↳ Audience Chamber · interior
- 16. Mirador de Aldehuela