The Jardines de Cuenca or Cuenca Gardens are hanging gardens in Ronda, Spain. They are located on the ledges of the Tajo and range across a series of  23 rose-covered terraces.  The views are fantastic and give you a unique and differing perspective of the city.

They are are also known as the Mina Garden, no doubt due to their proximity to the La Mina del Agua or the Water Mine, which is the other side of the gorge.

The gardens were created in 1975 to celebrate the twinning of Ronda with her sister city of Cuenca.

The Jardines de Cuenca appears in our Complete Guide to Visiting Ronda !

Other names of Jardines de Cuenca

The Jardines de Cuenca has the following names: Mina Gardens, Jardines de Cuenca, Cuenca Gardens.

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