A Journey to Ronda

I finally embarked on a self-driving trip to Ronda. Ronda, a place full of mystery and unique charm. The city of elopement in Hemingway's writings. Here, I experienced the unique style described in his works and felt the romance of nature. In 'Death in the Afternoon,' he wrote: 'If you want to honeymoon or elope in Spain, Ronda is the best place. The whole city is filled with romantic scenery... If you can't succeed in honeymooning or eloping in Ronda, then it's best to go to Paris, part ways, and find new love.' In the morning, under the sunlight, the scenery of Ronda is picturesque. Time seems to slow down, and there's no need to think about anything. The sunrise is especially romantic. The sunset whispers gently, making the mood relaxed and joyful. In the afternoon, I visited Ronda's famous historical site - St. John's Cathedral. This cathedral has witnessed the historical changes of Ronda and carries the devout faith of the believers. In the chimes of the church bells, I seemed to hear the echoes of history and felt the power of faith. In the evening, I strolled through the local streets and alleys, tasted the food, listened to the unique music of Spain, and felt the atmosphere of life here. As night fell, I sat by the window, admiring the splendid beauty of the Milky Way, filled with emotions. Take my advice, go on a trip, a journey that allows yourself to slow down. Route: It is recommended to fly to Seville and rent a car to Ronda. On the way, you will pass through Malaga, the birthplace of Picasso, and then drive from the national road to Ronda. (There is a Smurf village nearby, but I personally do not recommend going there, it's a complete trap)