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Ronda is a town in Andalusia , in southern Spain . A deep gorge cuts it in two . The gorge is called El Tajo . It drops about 100 metres straight down . The Guadalevín river runs far below . A stone bridge connects the two halves of the town . Its name is the Puente Nuevo . Workers began it in the 1750s . They finished it in 1793 . It took decades to build . The stone is pale and very thick . You walk onto the bridge . You feel the wind come up from below . The drop is long and quiet and dizzying . The gorge walls are sharp and steep . Walk down the path to the viewpoints . From there , you see the full height of the bridge above you . The arch alone rises high above you . It looks almost too tall to be real . End the day in the old part of town . Find a table with a view of the bridge . Order a glass of local wine . Ronda has old vineyards close by . They have grown grapes here since Roman times . The bridge turns golden as the light fades . That view is the thing you carry home .
