Juzcar, Spain

Visitors, who get to the top, see an asymmetrical building with a winding façade, the shape of which copies the turning street. Inside, the house is a true labyrinth consisting of numerous ladders and corridors that connect the rooms of the owners. A beautiful garden with several layers surrounds the Moorish house. One of the owners of the prominent house, the Duchess of Parcent, designed this garden in 1912. Step inside to see slender palm trees, laurels, cedars, and oleanders. There are several charming arbors safely protected by the vine from the hot sun. Beautiful lilies in the ponds make the park look surreal.

Would you like to visit a real corrida arena? In Ronda, tourists can attend the oldest “scene” for bullfighting. Initially, the Plaza de Toros de Ronda was used for the practicing and competitions of royal horses. There were bullfighting events but they were significantly rarer compared to modern days. In the past, knights were engaged in corrida because this was a part of their learning program. Later, toreros replaced noble warriors. The arena is a limestone construction with arcades and one hundred thirty-six columns. There is a special balcony for the king. The diameter of the fighting area is sixty-six meters. The arena is covered with tiles.
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