The Plaza Espana has been restored to its former glory removing the old cobbled stones and replaced with the harder wearing granite. It's a sun trap and a great place to just eat, drink or simply soak up the atmosphere. The Plaza was made famous by the writer Ernest Hemingway in his novel For whom the bell tolls where fascist sympathisers, were thrown into the surrounding gorge by a mob. On one side of the Plaza is the Parador De Ronda hotel, formally the town hall. In the centre is a statue of Antonio De Los Rios a 19th century politician.

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Plaza Espana click the image to enlarge.

Getting there

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.

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