Ronda is an intricate jewel in Andalusia, dense with beauty and symbolism. Its character has largely been defined by the role it played on the borderlands of the Nazrid kingdom, that diaphanous frontier continually in flux, expanding and contracting over centuries in the delicate negotiation between Christian and Muslim states. This citadel in the sky, protected by the rugged Serrania, has become a land of fable on both sides, and we will weave our story across these borderlands to discover the treasures within.
Casa del Rey Moro Water mines
Mirador El Tajo
About Rafa Anderson
Rafael spent his earlier architectural career working in London, Scandinavia, India and Hong Kong. 12 years ago he came to Southern Spain where he has practiced primarily in La Alpujarra and Granada, recently completing the restoration of a listed early 16th Century Islamic house in the Albayzin. He has a particular interest in Spanish history and architecture and has lectured widely on related subjects. Rafa is no stranger to Nerja, having to talked to us on a range of subjects over the years.
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