Acinipo (Roman town, archaeological site)
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Mark Fedoronko
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"30 minutes to the north of Ronda is the ancient city of Acinpo - a must visit for any history buffs. Believed to be founded as a retirement community for older Roman legions 2,000 years ago, Acinpo holds many well preserved ruins. This includes a Roman bathhouse and a theater that is still used to this day. Visits to the site are free and allow you to see the beautiful agricultural hills to the north of the city. As the site does not have many trees, I recommend visiting in the morning, especially if visiting in the summer months. There are many wineries along the road to Acinpo, so I would stop at one after touring the site. These wineries make a great midday lunch stop!"
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