Location. The Apartamentos El Polo is located in the Andalusian town of Ronda, Spain, ... more
600 metres from the historic town centre, and 700 metres from the bull ring and museum. The Roman archaeological site of Acinipo is 21 kilometres from the hotel. ...
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Location. The Apartamentos El Polo is located in the Andalusian town of Ronda, Spain, ... more
600 metres from the historic town centre, and 700 metres from the bull ring and museum. The Roman archaeological site of Acinipo is 21 kilometres from the hotel. ...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
These apartments located right in the centre of the beautiful city of Ronda, near the town ... more
hall and overlooking the historic district. The totally renovated Polo apartments are built in the style of late 19th-century, Andalusian houses. You can admire ...
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Advantages: An absolute gem of a town in a stunning location Disadvantages: Gets very busy...VERY
. The town stops dramatically at the edge of tall, sheer cliffs and you wonder exactly how you'll be able to drive up to it.
Actually, it was pretty easy - so much for first impressions.
We parked the car very close to the centre of town and strolled off to see the sights.
Ronda consists of two very distinct quarters (shouldn't that really be halves?) - the old and the new. Don't get carried away now, the 'new' quarter is mainly 18th century so 'new' is a relative term.
The two areas are divided very neatly by a gaping chasm called El Tajo through which the River Guadalevín flows. This, and the 'new' bridge that crosses the gorge is probably one of the most photographed sites in this part of the world. The views down into the gorge are breathtaking and with the buildings clinging precariously on the knife-edge of cliff, it's pretty ...
proxam 23.07.2004 (26.04.2009)
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We needed an Easter break so we went to the Andalusian Mountains of Spain. We stayed in accommodation not far away from Ronda. I was very impressed with this town so will tell you about my visit here
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Ronda is inland from the Costa del Sol it takes about an hour to drive the113km from Malaga. Ronda is easily accessible by train from Algerciras or Granada and the stations in between.
We were lucky and found a place to park the car in one of the streets but there is a car park by the bull ring and some other underground car parks too.
We drove to Ronda from the village we were staying in Ronda is a great viewpoint with views of mountains the most fantastic scenery. The narrow gorge, Tajo del Ronda, 150 meters deep runs through the town .The Guadalevin River runs along this gorge. There are three magnificent bridges to span ...
mumsymary 29.04.2008
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Advantages: The beauty, history and culture of Spain that is so often missed Disadvantages: Gets very busy in season
to go, but ? believe me ? it should be, it is a wonderful place.
We were told that Ronda gets very busy, so we set off early to beat the crowds. Actually we didn?t find it to busy at all, but then it was February!!
Ronda has two parts the old Moorish area, La Ciudad, and the "new" (circa 1485!) town, El Mercadillo, dividing these quarters is the El Tajo, the 100 plus meters deep canyon through which the River Guadalevín flows. The views down into the gorge are awe-inspiring
Spanning the gorge is the triple-arched 200-year-old stone bridge that links the old and new districts
It's this gorge and bridge, along with Ronda's acclaim as the birthplace of modern bullfighting, that have made it the most famous and spectacular of the many mountain towns that dot Andalusia.
As we stood on the old stone bridge and peered down, we were ...
oldchem 25.10.2009
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