Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Ronda

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Ronda, Spain

Catholic church· Tourist attraction

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Ronda Reviews | Rating 4.4 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Ronda is located in Ronda, Spain on Calle Carlos Cobo Gómez, 2,. Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Merced Ronda is rated 4.4 out of 5 in the category catholic church in Spain.

Address

Calle Carlos Cobo Gómez, 2,

Phone

+34952872965

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Kellie Bilbie

Small quaint church. Visited at Easter. Very interesting watching the Spanish Easter parade

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Jarmo Keränen

Great old place, beautiful view. I enjoyed of the stories of our guide (and the places we visited) as we bought the trip from travel company.

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Cristina Olano

She is a beautiful Church outside. I can only imagine what she looks like inside. Another reason to visit Ronda again.

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len savoy

Ronda buitifull place should spend 2 maybe 3 days days there

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Jennifer Longhurst

. A handsome building facing an open area, so you can get a good photo easily! It has a story . . . In it was kept a precious religious relic, the hand of Saint Teresa of Avila. A hand which, legend tells, stayed firm and in perfect condition several centuries after her death in 1582. Impressed by this tale, the Generalissimo Francisco Franco, on winning the Civil War, had the hand removed from Ronda and taken to his home in the royal palace of El Pardo, and here it remained until his death in November 1975. The Mayor of Ronda petitioned for the hand to be returned (why didn't the Mayor of Avila get in there faster?), and two months later it was ceremoniously reinstated in the church. Right next door to the church is the Convento de Las Hermanas Clausuradas, a nunnery which bakes cakes and pastries for sale to the public. As they are \cloistered\ - hidden away from the world - you can buy from them but not see them. So they have a sort of revolving wooden tray, a bit like the ones you have in a railway station to put down your money, it gets turned around for the ticket seller to pick up your money, put down your ticket, and turn it round again for you. Except that in the station there is glass and you can see the seller. Here it's wood, and you cannot see the nun. You just say what you want from the cakes on display (they sometimes have hand-made baby clothes too), put down your money, it is whisked round and out come your purchases. .