Paseo De Los Ingleses

Park and Viewing Point in Ronda 

The Paseo De Los Ingleses  or The English Walk is a walkway in Ronda, Spain. It is the furthest of the paseos from the Tajo and the Guadalevin river, is to be found just beyond the Mirador de los Reyes Católicos. The walkway has been recently repaved and suitable for wheelchair access, although shade is limited.

The History of the Paseo De Los Ingleses

The name “Walkway of the English” is named in honour of British engineers who built the railway from Algeciras to Ronda. After the railway had been built Ronda became a popular destination for English gentlemen who were stationed in Gibraltar.  They would make their way up into the hills, via railway, to obtain the fresh ‘English’ air of Ronda. You town would often see English gentlemen in black suits and top hats walking here who would often stay in the Reina Victoria Hotel, which was built in 1906 by the Iberian Hotels Company.

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Visiting Paseo De Los Ingleses

Duration: 30 minutes

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