Feria de Pedro Romero
(early September)
Ronda, dramatically situated above the deep El Tajo gorge, is not only one of Andalusia's most iconic cities but also a city that thrives on its traditions and celebrations. Throughout the year, Ronda hosts various festivals that reflect the region's rich history, culture, and passion. From colorful fiestas to intimate cultural events, Ronda offers a unique opportunity to experience the soul of Andalusia.
The Feria de Pedro Romero is Ronda's most famous festival and one of the most important in Andalusia. This festival, which honors the legendary bullfighter Pedro Romero, combines traditional bullfighting with Andalusian culture. The highlight of the festival is the Corrida Goyesca, a unique bullfighting show where participants dress in 18th-century costumes inspired by the paintings of Francisco de Goya.
Besides the corrida, the streets of Ronda are filled with days of dance, music, and festivities. The city is completely enveloped in a festive atmosphere, with parades, flamenco shows, and countless stalls where you can enjoy local delicacies and drinks.
A city full of celebrations
Ronda is a city that thrives on its festivals year-round, each offering a unique blend of tradition, culture, and joy. Whether you want to experience the intensity of Semana Santa, the elegance of the Feria de Pedro Romero, or the fiery passion of flamenco, there's always something special to experience in Ronda.