Travel through Ronda, one of the oldest towns in Spain—its historical remains date back to settlements in the Neolithic Age. Meet your friendly and knowledgeable local guide, and travel through some of the city's most prominent landmarks, including its famous bullring.

Begin your tour with a walk through the 19th-century gardens in Alameda del Tajo, where the views are breathtaking. See Plaza de Toros de Ronda, one of the oldest, most monumental bullrings made from stone. Learn behind-the-stage details, and then travel to the centre of the ring for photos. Walk across the New Bridge, connecting the city's old and new districts across Tajo de Ronda, which is over 330 feet (100 m) deep. Visit the city's monuments, including the famous San Juan Bosco House, a modernist palace with a colonial style.

In addition, visit the Old Bridge, Felipe V Gate and San Miguel, and the Church of Santa Maria, built on an old mosque and located in the centre of the city. In Santa Maria, admire the Mudejar Tower and the Casita del la Torre, and blend of Christian Arab, late Gothic, and Renaissance characteristics. Visit the Museo del Vino de Ronda to explore 6,000 years of history in 12 halls, including a tasting of local wines. Afterwards, enjoy free time in Ronda, exploring the soul of city on your own before return to Seville.