Friday, September 21, 2012

Travel Fantasy: Spanish Cliffside Town


Crikey, how would you fancy a view like that? Ronda is a little mountain town in Malaga, Spain situated just above the canyon, on the edge of those cliffs. I read that despite the very unusual location, it's one of the most romantic little spots, where you can take strolls down the cobblestone alleys or cross the mesmerizing bridge to the other side of the town. Locals also say that due to the scenery and the quiet vibe of the place it’s the best spot to live in. Ha! I think it would make a great vacation spot. What do you think? Have you been there before? xo

P.S: Plus this spot and this dreamy place.
P.P.S: Friday gems are coming up!
 
(Photos via Wayfaring, Spotcoolstuff, D.H Wall, Ansanna)

13 comments:

  1. My family is from Spain and I can confirm that Ronda is one of the most beautiful, romantic places you could take a holiday! x

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  2. Love these spread of photos. I want to live in each and every picture. Thanks for posting the spread and feel free to drop by me too when you have time.

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  3. Awww..cashmerekitchen, that is utterly awesome:)

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  5. A lovely place. If you like cliffs, google Cuenca, another city in Spain :)
    Marta
    http://abilingualbb.blogspot.com

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  6. WOAH! That is the coolest town EVER! I can't believe how tall some of those cliffs and that wall are!

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  7. this is so bizarre-two posts about ronda from blogs i read in the last two days. i WISH i saw this view when i was there, but i guess being in the town means you don't get this cliff view? ronda, and some of the other "white towns" like frigiliana were my favorite spots on our southern spain vacation last year.

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  8. Thanks for that, Marta! I am going to check it out right now:)

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  9. Ha, the cape on the corner:) That's pretty cool and how fantastic that you were there last year:)

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  10. this is amazing - although, i think i would be too much of a wimp to go near the edge.

    http://lachapstickfanatique.blogspot.com

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  11. Oh my goodness! Beautiful, but I can't imagine looking down from one of the windows in those houses!

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