At Ronda we will find a very well conserved medina within a unique emplacement on the top of a 130m canyon over the river Guadalevin. To make it easyer for us to view such a city in just a few hours, your local guide will walk you through town and depending on your interest and energy levels to get up and down the hilly village you will be able to visit: A modern local Museum at an old Nazari small palace in the medina, containing a multimedia presentation with the history of Ronda in under 25 minutes. A historical Muslim palace since inhabited by different aristocrats of the upper Andalusian over the Reinaissance period. The palace still preserves what they call 'the mine', a tunnelled staircase which takes the walker right down through the rock, to the river bed. The tunnel still preserves defensive rooms which we meet as we descend. These boiling rooms where used to boil hot water and oil in order to poor it over any enemy approach. Further down we can reach the Nazari Hammams, by the old bridge and main entrance to the medina. By the hammam we can find the location of an old Muslim cementery and if we are to walk out we can get back around the old town walls, up a few steps and back to the town centre before continuing the trip home to Granada (or Cordoba according to your trip plan).