Casa de San Juan Bosco

Palace in Ronda

La Casa de San Juan Bosco, is a house in Ronda Spain. It is a is a modernist palace built at the beginning of the 20th century.

What to see in the Casa de San Juan Bosco

It is worth highlighting its beautiful interior patio decorated with Nasrid flooring and a large collection of ceramics from the region; As well as its tapestries dating from the 19th century and its magnificent walnut furniture, the fireplace in its main living room is the clearest example of Ronda’s craftsmanship in the purest Castilian style.

We cannot forget its garden on the edge of the precipice on the Tajo ledge, cared for with great care and from where we can contemplate the New Bridge .

It has got a nice courtyard, decorated with arab style ceramics and a very complete collection of regional ceramics.It is also advisable to see its 19th century tapestries and its walnut furniture.

The gardens are very interesting, due to its placement, being one authentical balcony on to the mountains

History of the La Casa de San Juan Bosco

The house was built at the beginning of the twentieth century, in the heart of the historical site of the city of Ronda. The building is a Mansion of modernist style that belonged to the Grenadians family and that they subsequently gave to the order Salesian for use as a place of rest for priests.

Its gardens are of great interest, due to their location, since they become an authentic balcony of the Serranía.

The Casa de San Juan Bosco appears in our Complete Guide to Visiting Ronda !

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