A walking tour of Spain's oldest city unveils historic - and breathtaking - views. You'll travel along Spain's famed Costa del Sol to Ronda, one of Spain's oldest city. You'll drive around the city's old fortified walls, then stroll to the Plaza del Toros, considered the birthplace of the modern Corrida del Toros. The arena, the largest and oldest in Spain, sits in an impressive 16-sided building that also houses the Antonio Ordoñez Bullfighting Museum. Next, you'll see the Santa Maria La Mayor Church, one of the most important sacred monuments of Ronda, and witness perhaps one of the most awe-inspiring views of the medieval city - the Puente Nuevo bridge that crosses the river Guadalevin and the El Tajo, a gorge that separates the old part of town from the new town. You'll cap off your day with shopping and lunch.