Walking along Ronda. I had planned to visit Ronda in many occasions but it wasn´t till last weekend when I had the opportunity to do it. Ronda didn´t disappoint me, on the contrary, it was more than I had expected. Perched on an inland plateau riven by a 100 meters fissure, caved by the Guadalevin river, Ronda surprises to the visitor for its beauty, amazing views, historic building and of course for its gastronomy. This spectacular town is full of palaces and narrow streets where you are still able to feel the muslim atmosphere that impregnated it during seven centuries. One of the most important architectural structure you can find there is the called “Puente Nuevo” which was built during the eighteen century and has become the main symbol of Ronda. This magnificent structure allows to connect the old and the new part of the town and offers to the visitors a breathtaking view of Ronda mountains. It is worth passing at least a night here because when sunset comes and Ronda streets are empty of visitors is when the romantic atmosphere fills all its corners and you can feel the appeal that Hemingway and Orson Welles felt for this incredible town.