Worth a DetourRonda and the White Towns
Andalusia
About 64 miles away
A cliff-split town with its great bridge and old bullring, among whitewashed villages.
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A noble palace of Mudéjar, Gothic and Renaissance styles, with some of the finest tiled courtyards in Spain.
Built from the late 15th century by the Dukes of Medinaceli, it blends Moorish stucco and tiles with Italian Renaissance marble and Roman statues.
It's still owned by the family.
Worth a DetourA cliff-split town with its great bridge and old bullring, among whitewashed villages.
Must-SeeThe great Mezquita's forest of striped arches, with a cathedral at its heart.
Must-SeeAn Andalusian city crowned by the Alhambra, the Moors' astonishing hilltop palace. Book far ahead.
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