Alavera de los Baños is in Ronda’s old Jewish quarter, opposite the Arab Baths, and within walking distance of several spots in the old town. Palacio del Marqués de Salvatierra is 80 m away and Puerta de la Cijara is 90 m away. The City Walls and Puerta de Cíjara and the Ronda City Museum are 150 m away. The streets leading to Puente Nuevo are steep, which is worth bearing in mind when walking around this part of the city.
Puente Nuevo de Ronda is 300 m away and Plaza de España is 400 m away. The train station is 1.1 km away. For air travel, Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport is 58 km away and Gibraltar International Airport is 66 km away. Palacio de Mondragón is also 300 m away and Arco De Felipe V is 100 m away. Free public parking is available nearby.
A visit to the Arab Baths, 40 m away, can be combined with the Lara Museum, 200 m away, or the gardens of Casa del Rey Moro, 150 m away. The Ronda City Museum offers a chance to learn about local history, while a walk to Puente Nuevo takes you to views of the Tajo gorge. The tree-lined Avenida del Tajo is 650 m away. Spring and autumn are usually good times to explore the streets and monuments on foot; in summer, the outdoor pool offers somewhere to cool off when you return.
Arab Baths
— Historic site with medieval baths and architecture influenced by Islamic tradition.
40 m
Palace of the Marqués de Salvatierra
— Historic palace with a notable entrance in the old town.
80 m
Cijara Gate
— Monumental gateway associated with Ronda’s former city walls.
90 m
Gardens of Casa del Rey Moro
— Historic gardens with paths and views over the Tajo.
150 m
Lara Museum
— Collections covering history, art and objects from different periods.
200 m
Puente Nuevo de Ronda
— Iconic bridge over the gorge that runs through the city.
300 m