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Plaza Del Socorro has played a huge part in Andalusian political history. Now it is a beautiful peaceful plaza. Once a place where the Andalusians rose up and tried to fight for their autonomy. There is a fountain with a statue of Hercules, the pillars of Hercules and two lions  in the middle of this plaza depicting the Andalusian flag. In 1918 Blas Infante known as the father of Andalucia unveiled the flag and symbol of Andalucia, it was unveiled from the balcony directly behind the statue in the plaza. This is still the symbol of Andalucia today and statue represents this in his honour.  Five years earlier Blas Infante made one of his famous speeches from this plaza saying "the moment has come for the privileged to die". Twenty years later he was rounded up in Seville when Franco captured the city and was shot dead. He is still held with high regard in Andalucia and a lot of towns have a plaza or avenue in his honour. Plaza Del Socorro is a beautiful plaza and well worth a visit. For more information on the Plaza del Socorro in Ronda including a short video and an interactive google map for directions from your current position, see below.

Take a moment to watch this short video looking at the Historically important Plaza del Socorro in Ronda

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Accommodation in Ronda

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Getting to Ronda

By Car Join the A7 towards Marbella exit junction 172 onto the A397 and that road goes to Ronda. Use the guide below for parking in Ronda.

By Bus From Malaga, Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Marbella and San Pedro click here

By Train To get to Ronda by train go to Maria Zambrano Malaga station and change there for Ronda.

Click & go

If you are using a hand held device Click on the red icon on the map below, then click calculate Route to destination for directions from your current position.