Espiritu Santo
Ronda's first church built after the reconquest of the city by Ferdinand and Isabella, and on the foundations of a Moorish castle.
View ArticleNuestra Señora del Socorro
Plaza de Socorro with it's wonderful parish chuch, water fountain with lions, and the casino building where Blas Infante opened the first Andalusian assembly.
View ArticleIglesia de Santa María de la Encarnación la Mayor Ronda
The biggest church in Ronda, not quite a cathedral, but close. Santa Maria is also home to many of the Semana Santa icons.
View ArticleRupestrian Church Virgen de la Cabeza
A short drive from the centre of the city, the Virgen de la Cabeza is one of the oldest cave churches in Spain.
View ArticleIglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Ronda
Run by the Descalzos nuns, the church of mercy also contains a holy relic, the incorrupt hand of St Teresa of Avila
View ArticleIglesia de Nuestro Padre Jesús Ronda
One of Ronda's most popular churches, Padre Jesús has a beautiful gothic bell tower and is next to Ocho Caños.
View ArticleChurches in Ronda
Christianity and churches in Ronda have a long history, right back to late Roman times. Many of Ronda's churches are architecturally important.
View ArticleIglesia de Santa Cecilia
Built in the 17th century, Santa Cecilia is a glorious baroque church near the main shopping street in Ronda.
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