Ronda lays claim to being the birthplace of bullfighting and it’s Plaza de Toros dates back to 1785. At the entrance there stands a particularly handsome and proud statue of “el toro”. You can wander around the amphitheatre that makes up the ring, through all the stalls and back areas and there is also an interesting museum. The museum holds... more

While I am speaking from the standpoint of never having seen a Spanish bullring, this place should be in your intinerary. My husband and I went early Sept. We did not get the opportunity to see a fight, but found the museum and stadium itself worth the euros. more

The Plaza de Toros is an active bullfighting ring with much history attached to it. Entrance was very inexpensive – just a few euros per person. The tour is self-guided, which includes access to the stands, the bullfighting ring itself and the areas where the bulls are readied for the ring. There is quite a system of doors/pulleys operated from... more