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Flying

Our Wedding takes place at the beautiful white mountain village of Ronda. Ronda is locate in the south of Spain, in Malaga province. Unfortunately Ronda has not airport so once you arrive to Malaga Airport some road or train traveling will be required on top of your normal flight. We recommend flying to Spain capital Madrid and taking a connecting fly there to the south, preferably Malaga Airport. Traveling to the south of Spain from Madrid takes about 90 mins on a plane. The closest airport to Ronda is Malaga. (AGP) so we strongly recommend a direct flight there from Madrid.&nbsp;Otherwise and if you feel adventurer, here is a list of all possible airport and their travel time by road to Ronda. We start with Malaga Airport.&nbsp; Malaga (AGP)1h30min Gibraltar Airport (GIB)1h 55min SevilleAirport (SVQ)1h 52min JerezAirport (XRY)1h 44min&nbsp; The best plan is to book a budget or regional airline (like Iberia Airlines, EasyJet, Air Nostrum, Ryanair, Vueling Airlines) direct flight to one of the above airports. Tip: Look on Skyscanner for these flights (www.skyscanner.net).

Car Rental & Taxis 

If you arrive into any of the airports above, we recommend hiring a car and enjoying the road trip. The Roads in Spain are great and you can experience some wonderful views along the way! Please note the following advice: • Allow plenty of time for the car pick up, all have long queues and big delays • Be prepared to be told you need to pay extra for insurance, this is standard. The choice is yours. • Inspect the car on collection and go back if there is any damage not listed on the sheet • Driver will need to have a credit card and full driving license with them • Fill the tank up rather than letting them charge you, you pay more for fuel with them Your favourite search engine is recommended to find the best deal for you. The is plenty of offer.

Trains

Train tickets become available for purchase 60 days before and should be purchased in advance. You can purchase tickets directly from Spanish Railways&nbsp;<a href="http://www.renfe.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">RENFE</a>&nbsp;however the website has issues with some foreign credit cards. Try these instead&nbsp;<a href="https://loco2.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://loco2.com</a>&nbsp;or&nbsp;<a href="https://www.trainline.eu/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.trainline.eu/</a> For more information on traveling by train in Spain, see below.<a href="https://www.seat61.com/Spain-trains.htm#Spain_by_train,_in_a_nutshell" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.seat61.com/Spain-t...</a>

Hotels & Accommodation

The hotel Catalonia Reina Victoria&nbsp;is settled in a unique environment, between a lovely pine forest in the middle of the town,&nbsp;very close to Ronda's landmarks and the famous Tajo de Ronda. Around the hotel, which has 95 fully equipped rooms, there's an amazing 3,000 sqm garden in which guests can enjoy&nbsp;swimming pool and terraces.

Hotel Catalonia Reina Victoria Wellness & Spa

Travel

Places &amp; ActivitiesPlaza de Torros Ronda is the birthplace of bullfighting and this bull ring hosted the first bullfights in Spain. Walk into the ring to get the full view and don't miss the small museum attached that tells the history of bullfighting and Ronda. Alameda del Tajo One of the regions most beautiful parks is located right next to the bull ring. Take a stroll to get panoramic views of the country side. Jardines de Cuenca Take a stroll through the gardens down to a wonderful view of the bridge and city from below. We went during sunset for stunning views. The path begins at path starts from&nbsp;<a href="https://www.google.es/maps/place/Plaza+de+Mar%C3%ADa+Auxiliadora,+29400+Ronda,+M%C3%A1laga/@36.7381592,-5.1692004,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0xd0d313ee3da8aef:0xaa163335068d6bef!8m2!3d36.7383033!4d-5.166846?hl=es" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Plaza Maria Auxiliodora</a>. Palacio de Mondragon Municipality museum that has great historical and archaeological character, and houses a permanent collection offering a historical journey through the region. Baños Arabes - Arab Baths The Arabic baths in Ronda are the best preserved in Spain. They were built at the end of the 13th century during the reign of King Abomelik. The baths are located in the old Arab quarter of the city, known as the San Miguel Quarter.&nbsp; Wines Tours Ronda isn't all about history and culture, it is also home to some fantastic wineries.&nbsp;The region s well worth being labelled a first-class destination for enotourism.&nbsp;

Rachel & Andrew

Rachel & Andrew

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