
Ronda, International Film Set: 'Shelter: el protector' Boosts Tourism Promotion
The Amazon Prime Video film, partially shot in the city, becomes a global showcase to attract visitors and strengthen the local economy.
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The Amazon Prime Video film, partially shot in the city, becomes a global showcase to attract visitors and strengthen the local economy.

The City Council invests nearly 60,000 euros in the expansion and improvement of the facilities, which will be ready by the end of September.

The city of Ronda hosted 600 Grazalema residents during the storm season earlier this year.

The cultural event, part of the municipality's Cultural Week, brought together renowned artists of singing and guitar playing before a large audience.

The provincial grant will fund the adaptation of a plot and improvements to the MA-8304 road to enhance safety and traffic flow.

A fire department report warns of safety and accessibility issues, forcing the immediate precautionary closure of the municipal facilities.

Grazalema's mayor, Carlos García, delivered the speech, recalling Ronda's solidarity after the storm.

The City Council has installed a metal structure due to the inaction of the central government, owner of the property.

Reinforcements from Local Police, National Police, Civil Guard, and Civil Protection are defined to ensure safety during the festivities from September 1st to 6th.

The City Council is undertaking safety works on dilapidated buildings, particularly within the historic center, to ensure security and preserve heritage.

The program kicks off on August 20th with the opening speech by Grazalema's mayor, Carlos García, and the return of bullfighting events.

The event, featuring groups from India, France, Mexico, and Easter Island, will take place at the Blas Infante Auditorium prior to the Pedro Romero Fair and Festivals.