The 21 best things to do with kids in Ronda

It is a real oasis with a beautiful park. Unfortunately the park is in need of some love and care, and that's why I subtract one star. The "kings house" is in a very bad state and should be renovated to its former glory, if I had any say in the matter. The "mine" is a must-see if you are able to climb all the stairs up and down, and is a true gem.

We visited Casa del Rey Moro today and overall it was an interesting experience, but not quite what we expected for the entry fee. The garden is small and simple, with some nice views, but nothing spectacular. The descent of more than 200 steps into the mine is unique, but quite demanding, not really recommended for people with heart or knee problems. Bring water with you and don’t come in flip-flops or sandals, good shoes make a big difference. At the bottom, two platforms were closed and the water was unfortunately very dirty, with algae and even plastic waste. A bit disappointing compared to the photos we had seen before. Still, the views are beautiful and worth a few pictures, but the place would really shine with better maintenance.

Relaxing gardens and journey inside caves down to the bottom of the gorge which gives plenty of opportunities for some great photos. You can see the outside of the house but the house itself is closed to the public. To get the most out of a visit don’t rush through it and stop and scan the QR codes on signs to launch YouTube audio commentary on the various sections. Hopefully the wooden walkways at the bottom of the gorge will open in the future which will make it even better.

The entrance fee was €10 per person. While the visit had potential, the gardens left me somewhat disappointed. The entrance area looked lovely at first glance, but several details gave a run down impression — the fountains weren’t working, lights were broken, and much of the greenery was either dry or not in bloom. I understand this may be due to the season, but for a place that receives tourists year-round (or so), there are certainly ways to keep the gardens attractive in all seasons. Overall, the entrance fee felt a bit too high. If you are going for the views, next to the gardens is free of charge Jardines de Cue, beautiful views and gardens.

The water well is amazing, lots of steps to climb up and down though. As other people have said, there's no access to the house, so 10 euros entrance feels slightly steep.

Excellent well worth visiting for the history and the views and garden. The audio guide is rich and can be accessed from QR codes around the site, using the free Wi-Fi.

It was a fun exploration in the water mines. The history is quite interresting. The audio guide via qr code does not work in the lower parts due to bad signal, so it is a pity. It is colder inside the water mine, so it's a great way to escape the heat as well. Be careful, can be slippery, and the stairs are narrow. The garden is simple, but the peacocks made it more special.

Beautiful gardens planted in the 19th century. At the very end of the gardens is the Balcón de Coño, which offers great views of the surrounding countryside around Ronda.

I enjoyed every moment in this gorgeous park. Big trees made a huge shadow on an unbelievably hot day. There are benches for everyone, artists are playing music. A stunning viewing point in the hilly surroundings was just amazing.

Wonderful!! The views were amazing, the flowers, people playing instruments it’s like having live music, park for the kids, dog friendly ! We loved it!!!

The park is a lovely area to enjoy the views and to also sit and relax.

This parc is sooooo beautiful...and if your are lucky you can hear/watch musicans

Very nice park. Come at sunset to watch a beautiful view from the viewpoints. Good for a picnic

A very nice park just outside of the main district of Ronda.

Santa María la Mayor is a fascinating church that reflects Ronda’s layered past, combining Gothic, Renaissance, and Moorish influences. The ornate interior and panoramic balcony views are worth the modest entrance fee. Some areas could use better lighting and signage, but overall, it’s a rewarding stop for history and architecture lovers.

A beautiful church that used to be a Islamic mosque. It has 2 sections and both are amazingly adorned. A definite must visit when in Ronda.

Absolutely amazing. Spend some time here in peace and see if you can climb to the top of the church. The views are amazing, absolutely breathtaking. Very peaceful! For history buffs, lots to explore!

Iglesia de Santa María la Mayor is a stunning church with a deeply layered history. Originally built as a mosque during the Muslim rule in Ronda, it was transformed into a church after the Spanish Reconquista. Following the Christian conquest, many Muslims and Jews were forcibly removed from their homes, and the mosque was repurposed for Christian worship, which is a reflection of the tragic history of religious conflict during that time. The architectural blend of Islamic and Christian styles is striking, with remnants of its Islamic roots still visible, especially in the elegant arches and intricate designs. One of the most fascinating parts of the church is the area where the imam once led prayers, still preserved as a testament to the mosque’s original purpose. The church itself is a serene space with soaring ceilings and beautiful altars, but also stands as a reminder of the turbulent history of Spain during the period of the Reconquista. It’s a must-see for those interested in the rich and often painful history of the region.

This is a fascinating church in a beautiful square in the Old Town, La Ciudad. The square,Plaza Duquesa de Parcent, has a beautiful little park and also houses the impressive Ayuntamiento de Ronda ( Town hall ). The square is just down the street from the Mondregal Palace and is a very short distance from Puente Nuevo but could be a million miles away from hustle and bustle of the tourist trail and selfie shower. The church charges €4 entry but is well worth more. It was originally a Roman Temple , then a Mosque and then converted to a Catholic Parish Church. The beautiful bell tower was originally a minaret and like the Giralda had a bell tower added when constructed as a church. Inside the door is the remains of the Mihrab ( the Muslim door facing Mecca ) , a very impressive choir stalls in beautifully carved wood. The nave is divided from the choir by a beautiful wall of copper images of the Stations of The Cross. An excellent treasury has some lovely pieces.

The entry price is well worth it. Don't forget to take the stairs up onto the roof ("the decks") to enjoy a good view of Ronda and the surrounding countryside.

I didn’t visit the church itself, as I was only interested in the Muslim heritage of the building. The remains of the mihrab are still very clearly visible in the gift shop of the church. You can still read Surat al-Ikhlas written on the walls of the mihrab.

Beautiful views for free! A great place for picnic as well.

You don’t need to be a great photographer when the place itself is effortlessly photogenic. Just step down from the main bridge to the lower level, where you’ll find a freely accessible part of the gardens. There, you can enjoy the company of local cats, a view into the Tejo canyon, and a welcome break from the noise above.

Easy to reach and good view of Ronda bridge without the big walk

Beautiful garden....A MUST visit

Excellent place for a photo. Mornings are best

A great place to have a quiet picnic in the shade of the trees. Now in May the roses are blooming and they are really beautifully arranged. Just be aware that it can get very hot. Can see the old Bridge from lower and new bridge from upper part of this park.

Great views from this garden.

This is a very impressive bridge! We paid 5 Euros to go down into the room inside the bridge and thought that was a very cool experience. Outside, it is a bit difficult to get a really good view of the bridge without getting a bit far away from it (you need more than the hour or so that we had), but we still enjoyed the views, especially the scenic views looking out at the cliffs and valleys below. Worth a visit, especially if you have time to explore a bit farther back from the bridge!

The bridge is amazing and home to very nice views. What they don't tell you is that it is in use and very busy with cars. But still, there are vantage points so you can take great pictures. There is also a payed experience that lets you in a certain part of the bridge and it was nice to feel a bit of fresh air. I cannot really recommend the payed experience, sure at 2,50 euros is not expensive but there isn't much to see.

1 hour 30 minutes from Marbella it's worth going for the puento nuevo bridge over the gorge. I spent 3 hours there and that was just right. Very touristy however it's a lovely town and a good day out for a group and if you sit and eat/drink then you will need about 5 hours. So it's a worthwhile day out.

An absolutely breathtaking landmark! Puente Nuevo in Ronda is truly a masterpiece of architecture and nature combined. The views from the bridge are simply stunning, especially with the dramatic gorge and surrounding cliffs. It’s one of those places that leaves you speechless and makes you appreciate the blend of history and natural beauty. A must-see if you’re anywhere near Ronda — unforgettable and iconic.

A beautiful place, but very touristy. But definitely worth a visit!

Lovely place to see ,the gorges and ravine and the landscape .You can walk down via the stairs (5euros I think) but we did not.

Hidden gem. Small museum but definitely worth a visit. Entry fee was around 4 euro. Toilets on site.

Very cool too see the baths, very well preserved and kept. There was a very informative video being played in English and Spanish that explained how the baths worked and their purpose clearly. Gardens were a bit bare but still nice on a warm afternoon.

When its +35 outside...you will definitely enjoy +20 inside! 700 y old and still amazing!

A very awesome historical place It cost 4,50 eu pr adult. But worth it and then you get to support the upkeep of the city's historical sits

This is a must if you visit Ronda. Watch the 10min video with the 3D animation before you go around the site - gives a clear understanding of how the baths were supplied with water and heat, and the role the baths played in ancient times.

Spectacular step into deep history, a fine introductory video to show the workings and purpose of bathing the Muslim way, then we could walk around and really get a feel for the place. Beautiful gardens too! We were extra impressed at the outside information boards which were, get this, hand carved from cork!

OK for a quick visit. It’s way at the bottom of the hill and it’s a long walk back to the top. If you are tired after a long day exploring Ronda you can safely give this place a miss. But otherwise it’s OK for a quick tour of say 30 minutes.

Well-preserved medieval Arab baths that are a nice visit, and it also has a history video explaining how the baths worked.

Great museum, well organised. Good history, lots to read. 2 garden areas, both are lovely.

An excellent museum housed in a magnificent historic building. Lots of lovely architectural features, some very interesting artefacts, and excellent display boards that provide a huge amount of very interesting historical background. A must see in Ronda, in my opinion.

Great place to duck into on a stormy day and good value! A little hard to navigate. Good, informative displays. Lovely small garden with beautiful vistas. Well worth it even on a sunny day.

Views were stunning, very nice designed museum

Nice museum telling story of Ronda from prehistoric times, lovely small garden and patios offering great panoramic view.

Wonderful museum that definitely deserves attention, as well as a nice terrace garden and a wonderful sight of the surrounding landscape. The artifacts are accompanied by wonderful sketches, drawings and 3D models of ancient life, giving you a very, very good insight into the past of Ronda and its surrounding. Definitely worth a visit.

Great way to learn about the fascinating history of Ronda and its surrounding areas. Spend a bit extra (12€ total) to get the pass that allows entry to nearly a dozen historic sites and museums in the old town.

Puente Nuevo is not just a bridge, it’s the heart of Ronda. Built in the 18th century after decades of work, it towers almost 100 meters above El Tajo and connects the old and new town. It is truly spectacular, the views over the cliffs and the valley below are breathtaking and worth every photo. Yes, it’s crowded, but it’s one of those landmarks you simply can’t skip when visiting Ronda.

It is a very nice view with the bridge and the waterfall. But it lacks shade.. The old one on the other side apparently is not free but this one is free. It is a long way, especially the returning so we needed to stop to rest. However there are only a few points with shade which was generally taken by others. There could be natural solutions that would help visitors in this case. If you have the energy I recommend it. But keep in mind that it is hot and some parts are steep. After some point the access was closed though. So the actual route is even longer I assume.

As you approach the new bridge you’ll not be surprised at the number of tourist groups all vying for phot opportunities. I recommend you walk over the bridge and turn left down the next street and head down to the old bridge you see from the new bridge. Then you can an unobstructed view from there. People on go for the bridge & gorge so take some time to sample some ice cream or a light lunch in the town square with a lovely church.

This was so so beautiful! Absolutely gorgeous! Very impressive and amazing for a lovely photo. But wear good shoes! It’s quite a hike with loads of cobble stones (sometimes a little slippery)

What a view! It’s marvellous how they were able to build the bridge that high and the cliffs made the view more dramatic. How to get to the view point: 1) Take the street opposite the Mirador de los Viajeros Romanticos mural (C.Tenorio). 2) Follow C. Tenorio all the way to Plaza de Maria. 3) In the corner of Plaza de Maria, follow the steps down to the viewpoint. We paid 5€ each for the viewpoint. I’m not sure if you can walk to the other side and not have to pay? Definitely worth it to pay in my opinion rather than the newbridge museum on the other side of the bridge.

Scenic spot to see the 3 arches at the El Tajo Gorge. Best time is to watch the bridge change color during sunset and wait for the lights up after that. There are few flight of slopes/ stairs to head back to the bridge but it's worth the climb.

Probably great. Closes to admission at 8.30 or 9pm. Didn't get to see the sunset from here. No warning that we could see before you get down there! Took some sunset photos from the path

Well worth the couple of Euros entry charge to walk round this old house and gardens, fantastic views of the gorge too. Lovely cafe round the back selling drinks and snacks at reasonable prices

What a hidden secret as it the best place to get afternoon and evening views of the gorge and the bridge. The gardens are cooling and relaxing. We enjoyed having a drink on the terrace. There is a guide book available in English to explain the history of the house and the support of the under privileged. There is an evening concert at 7pm but we did not attend.

Most underrated and unknown place in Ronda. While all the other restaurants with a view are packed, this museum with terrace and a bar is a hidden jam. Tickets are cheap and drinks are at a normal price.

A beautiful museum with nice mosaics and gardens. It has a nice unobstructed view of the bridge of Ronda and it very picturesque and stunning. For only 2 Euros you get a nice view and it’s worth it.

House and gardens for three euros entry, plus you get a great terrace with views and reasonably priced drinks and simple food.

My cousin celebrated the beginning of his new life with his amazing bride against a breathtaking backdrop. The inside of Casa Museo Don Bosco is gorgeous and the view of the valley, mountains and the bridge are beyond description. The weather was perfect for an outdoor service, and the care provided by the staff simply added to an already amazing day.

We attended for the flamenco guitar concert and had the loveliest night here, one of the best from our trip to Spain. Enjoyed a couple of glasses of wine on the gorgeous patio beforehand, and the concert itself was incredible. Such an intimate venue and a beautiful, passionate performance by Emilio Caracafé. For €20 a person, the experience was an amazing bargain.

Dining at Casa María in Ronda was one of the most memorable meals of my entire trip through Andalusia. Tucked into a quiet plaza just a short walk from the Puente Nuevo, this small, family-run restaurant delivers big on charm, flavor, and authenticity. What makes Casa María special is its unique concept: there’s no fixed menu. Instead, the host asks about any allergies or dislikes, and then you're taken on a culinary journey made from that day’s freshest market ingredients. Each course arrives as a surprise—and every single one was a delight. From a perfectly grilled local cheese starter to an exquisitely tender piece of Iberian pork, everything was beautifully balanced and thoughtfully presented. The atmosphere is incredibly warm and welcoming. María and her family treat you like guests in their own home. She explained each dish as it came out, often with stories about the ingredients or how it was prepared. It felt personal, intimate, and unpretentious.

If I could give this 20 stars I would! One of, if not THE best dining experience we’ve ever had. The staff was extremely nice and friendly, explained how the restaurant worked. Started at 45 euro per person and you get a set menu of salad, appetizers, fish meat and dessert. Everything we ate was amazing. The flavors were so good and each dish kept getting better and better which we didn’t think was possible. We called a day early to get a reservation for the next day. If you are in Ronda PLEASE go! It was the best dinning experience ever and you won’t be disappointed. It is more expensive than other places but 100% worth it!!

What an amazing experience we had!!! Not a planned stop but due to a rainy weather, we stayed a bit longer in Ronda - thankfully! No fixed menu, seasonal food served by Maria, only 4 small tables… and she welcomed us despite it was already quite late (all the other guests have left, we were the last one). Everything was absolutely perfect, Maria and her mom are sweet and heartwarming people. If we will come back to Ronda someday, we will definitely stop at Maria’s place again!

Delicious unique experience. Felt like I was eating at a family member’s home. They catered to us considering we’re vegetarian. There was also an extremely friendly cat in the square that enhanced our dining experience. Would highly recommend to anyone staying in Ronda!

We had such a good experience at Casa Maria! The food was incredible, everything was fresh and of the highest quality. No menu - Maria instructed us there would be several courses, which were all fantastic. My partner is a coeliac and we’re not too big on seafood, so our meal was tailored to our preferences. We had a duck salad, feta/asparagus and pan con tomate to start, a 45 day aged steak which we seared on a hot stone and a poached pear with a white chocolate sauce to finish. Only dropped a star for atmosphere, because we were the only ones there for lunch service, but we can’t complain about that! A proper Spanish eating experience form start to finish 😊🇪🇸

We went here on a trip to Spain and loved everything from the vibe, to the staff, and the food and wine. The whole experience was created, including interacting with Maria herself. Definitely one of the highlights of our trip.

The staff was a bit serious at first explaining that they served a prix fix menu but quickly warmed up to us. The chef checked in on regularly as she spoke the best English. The staff was charming. Definitely the best meal and experience in a restaurant so far in Spain!

Beautiful views of the city walls and the valley

Very nice place should be visited

Probably everyone walking across the old bridges of San Miguel or Puente Viejo have passed this arch which was constructed in the 18th century.

Basically, city gate. Part of the city walls, named after Spainish King. Located close to the Puente Viejo.

Very nice part of the town, pretty views.

Ronda is a wonderful town to visit. The Arco de Felipe is just one of the many landmarks you can walk to. No tickets are required.

Nice spot for good picture of you

Hello fellow travelers, you find yourself in Rhonda Spain. It's late at night, I need to go to a bar, but I don't want it right in town. I was on the outskirts of town. This is your place. Stunning location. I visited with my family during a winter trip. What a wonderful time we had here. The meatballs here are far better than those at the La lechuguita tapas bar. Even the owner remarked that when he visits a tapas bar, he goes to La Lecuguita. Bar Sanchez deserves your visit. It is a real local experience. You may even find less tourists. I know that if I'm back in town I'm coming back again. So what are the things that I try? Obviously you got to have the olives, the sausage, the meatballs etc etc. It's all very good. Hope to bump into You here next time I'm in town.

Medieval Castle Towers This is a fantastic gate guarding the entry to the Town of Ronda. Highly worth your time to visit it. They are comprised of two towers extremely well preserved. You can see them for free and then enter the town.

Puerta de Almocabar The Almocabar gate originally provided access to the city and on the outside was the Moorish cemetery that used to be located in the area that now is the Plaza Ruedo Alameda. Ferdinand and Isabel first entered Ronda through this gate during their triumphal march into Ronda the Christian reconquest of the city. The walls and gate were left in ruins after the French invasion in the early 19th century and were restored again in the 1960’s. It’s now possible to climb the walls and enjoy views of the San Francisco area from the tower viewpoints.

Nice historical place with defensive walls you can climb.

Just imagine how many people, peasants, warriors, soldiers, from different places, religions, cultures, have passed through these walls. Makes you wonder

Incredible medieval fortified gate to the city of Ronda, situated on the South part of the city where there are no cliffs as natural defense of this beautifu and charming city. It's off the beaten path, so you can have a drink or a meal like a local in any of the bars and restaurants located in the nearby square.

Very nice and tranquil hot

Ronda is absolutely magical, especially at sunset – it feels like stepping into a fairytale. The views are breathtaking and definitely worth experiencing. I highly recommend visiting the viewpoint under the famous bridge – it offers a unique perspective and stunning scenery. The entrance costs €5 per person, and it’s worth every cent!

Historical & Landmark Bridge in the heart of Ronda This is a super impressive bridge, best seen from below. The walk into the canyon is very nice but can be quite tiring. Not recommended on a summer day (although we did it). The reason is that views are really worth it. Highly recommended visit!

Ronda is a small but beautiful place to visit. Lots of history, check out if they have any festivals on for the dates you are visiting . When we where there everyone was dressed ini Victorian costumes and there was some kind of food festival on. I recommend visiting the tourist information office, because there are hidden gems in the town. Ronda Bridge is a must see and there is a viewing platform part way down the cliff face but it is chargeable .Go down past this and you will get the best view. We stayed on the aire of the El SUR Campground. REALY CLEAN and well laid out. 19€ for the aire 29€ for the campground we stayed 2days

One of the best sights in Spain. The deep gorge and the height of the bridge is magnificent. The views on both sides of the bridge make this an must visit when in Ronda.

It's an incredibly impressive bridge—an architectural marvel. The entire city feels charming and authentic, with a unique atmosphere. A definite must-visit!

"I searched for the Dream City everywhere and found it here, at Ronda". -Rainer Maria Rilke There's nothing to say. You have to go. It's a once in a lifetime view

Went off high season, so was reasonably accessible. Otherwise, I can imagine it gets extremely crowded. Parking close by is almost impossible to find unless very early. Views are incredible, though, and the bridge itself is a marvel. When there, make sure to visit the museum and the viewpoints, well worth the walk down and up the path.

Puente Árabe is a small but beautiful bridge tucked away below Ronda, near the old Arab baths. Surrounded by lush greenery and stone walls, the area feels like a hidden gem where time has paused. The peaceful sound of the stream running below, the wild plants growing around, and the ancient stone make it a perfect spot for a quiet moment and some amazing photos. It’s sometimes called the “Arab Bridge” because it was originally built or rebuilt during the Muslim period of Al-Andalus. You can still see that old Andalusi style in its simple yet strong design. Though it’s not big, the bridge has a calm, timeless beauty and feels like a secret doorway into Ronda’s deep past. Definitely worth the walk down, especially for those who love history, nature, and peaceful spots with character.

It is definitely the place that you need to see! Very impressive!

This 600 years old Arab Bridge is a great place to see the 120meter deep chasm. It is also impressive how the local people to build houses along the hills. It must be a stunning experience to live here than the urban life.

Beautiful and their before it was busy nice place well worth the time to visit.

It's an absolutely stunning place! The three bridges' beauty increase with their size. The views from them are breathtaking. One of the most scenic places I have visited yet! You must go!

Breathtaking view. 100% worth it

Breathtaking & Beautiful, the scenery & architecture is stunning. One of my favourite places

Good place to feel the height.

Wonderful views across the canyon over the northern part of Ronda.

The best thing about this place is the sign made out of tiles on the wall to take a picture. The views of the bridge are good but there are better ones just right ahead!

8€ not much interesting if you are not corrida fan

Breathtaking views...

another epic view of an epic bridge!

Travel inspiration and experience of Ronda through the centuries. Presents meets Past...

Art gallery mainly devoted to a 20th century Spanish painter I have never heard of but who knew Picasso. The collection of drawings and paintings shows the development of his style over the decades. Not my cup of tea, but fans of cubism may find a few works to admire. Something parents might want to note is the inclusion of some drawings which they might not want their children to view.

A very relaxing way to spend 30-60 minutes looking through an artist style transition over his career. There are also some Picasso pieces. It is worth the 4 euros fee. Free if you are over 65.

Nice space, well laid out exhibition

Great collection of Spanish art.

If you like paintings, this museum has a lots! Also some works from Picasso! (Buy the combined ticket "bono turistico" 8€ to visit four places)

A good selection of work by local artists, one room should be avoided by those with young children due to the prominent display of 'erotic' works.

Loved this little oasis of cute art.

(Translated by Google) The views of Ronda are spectacular if it weren't for the fact that it almost always smells very stinky because they don't clean the pipes properly and everything that the City Hall has to clean. (Original) Las vistas de Ronda son espectaculares si no fuera porque casi siempre huele muchísimo peste por culpa de que no limpian bien las cañerías y todo lo que tiene que limpiar el Ayuntamiento

(Translated by Google) Ronda the beautiful! A truly magical discovery in a magnificent city.... (Original) Ronda la belle ! Une découverte juste magique dans une ville magnifique....

(Translated by Google) It has been quite a discovery, I recommend going (Original) Ha sido todo un descubrimiento, recomiendo ir

(Translated by Google) Marvelous!!!!! (Original) Maravilloso!!!!!

(Translated by Google) I loved it (Original) Me ha encantado

It's a surprise addition to see this horse farm 🐎 🐎 🐴 . A very friendly local tourist guide demonstrates how to handle young horses, which I'd even attend to walk too closer, but she let everyone feel relaxed and like to touch young horses. Love to see that new born baby horse, just 3 days old. Sooooo cute.

If you have the opportunity to take this tour and experience this place - do it! We visited on a Sunday afternoon and were greeted immediately upon arrival by Desiree. She was equal parts knowledgable, lovely, and funny. Our two daughters, ages 5 and 6, took to her right away and spent the rest of our time holding her hand or asking for her attention. We were offered the use of a clean, beautiful restroom before loading into the van for a driving tour of the incredibly vast and well-maintained property. We were able to see all the bulls of various ages, cows, and horses. Following the van tour, we were led on foot into an indoor arena where Desiree showed us the matador's capes and allowed us all to try our hand at working them! The kids pretended to be the bull causing us all to have a great laugh! Then we toured the rest of the stunning facilities, learned a great deal about the attentive care they provide for their animals, and went over to the bull ring on property. We even got to meet Rafael Tejada, the renowned bullfighter who owns, runs, and lives at the farm. He was exceedingly kind and engaging!

Great tour and experience with Desiree. She handled our small group very well (considering there were four of us who needed English and the larger group Espanol) We opted for the extra charcuterie and wine and enjoyed the snack after touring the grounds and meeting some bulls. Great information that enhanced our time in Ronda, the birthplace of modern bullfighting.

The highlight on this farm visit was meeting the legendary Rafael Tejada himself. His story was an inspiration for many and now mine. I didn't know much about bull fighting until this tour where I learned a different side of this tradition and it is not just about winning over the fight and killing the bull. We asked Rafael himself about the sport and the killing of the bull. His expressed the killing part is the least he look forward to but preserving the tradition and promoting the understanding of this unique culture compels him to start this farm. I was a different and more appreciate perspectives to bull fighting and the matadors. The visit was full of oos and ahs over the cute calves and foals but definitely worth a visit if you want to know more about bull fighting, gain a better understanding of what goes behind it, and find a new view on it.

This 90min tour through the bull plots was simply perfect and we recommend it to everyone! Our tour guide didn’t just show us around, but was passionate about the project, answered every question and even spoke several languages! After visiting the bull ring, where the bulls with the desired genes are being selected, and the horse stalls, we got a tour visiting the bulls and cows at different ages. While stopping several times, the guide explained the purpose of the breeding farm, its history and generally bull fighting. Even though the matter can be discussed, it is very interesting to hear about it and understand the local tradition. Thank you so much for the tour!

Our recent trip to RESERVATAURO was truly unforgettable. This unique destination offers a fascinating encounter with horses and bulls, providing insights into their care and the tradition of bullfighting. The tranquil atmosphere at RESERVATAURO provided a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, making it a standout experience during our vacation. However, what truly made our visit exceptional was our guide, Desire. Her energy, lively humor, and passion for her work enhanced our exploration. From the beautiful surroundings to Desire's engaging commentary, every moment of our tour exceeded our expectations. We left feeling inspired and grateful for the chance to discover such a special place. With love from London, Marina

What a terrific insight into Spanish culture, Spanish horses and raising Spanish fighting bulls. Our tour guide Desiree was terrific. She was funny and very knowledgeable. Definitely recommend!