The Town Hall of Ronda is also located in the Plaza Duquesa de Parcent.

It was originally constructed as a military prison in 1734, on the site of the old shops of the square and was originally used as militia headquarters. It has three floors and a basement, and its facade is decorated with arches and pillars.

Today it houses a police station, sundry administration offices and a public cafeteria open to all in its sotano or basement. The entrance way has a  Mudejar-style ceiling designs, and the interior is spotted with archaeological finds from the toen and its surroundings.

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