Bullrings

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1. Property la Esperanza

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   Cártama

   A typical Andalusian country estate dedicated to horse breeding, situated in Cártama, only 20 minutes from Malaga, with magnificent views of the valley of Guadalhorce.
   The perfect site for the celebration of any event wishing to add an authentic Andalusian touch. The equestrian exhibitions are carefully composed and aim to transmit the true feeling of this art to the public and the special atmosphere of the private home of a family with over 50...

2. Hacienda Moreno

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   Alhaurín el Grande

   Hacienda Moreno is an estate dedicated to the breeding and taming of Spanish purebreds. It has a bullring for horse or bullfighting shows and Andalusian festivals.
   The restaurant serves creative Mediterranean dishes combining taste and quality.
   Hacienda Moreno is meant to be an experience to feel the magic and charm of Andalusia.  

3. Antequera Bullring

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   Antequera

   The Bullring in Antequera opened on 20 August 1848. It was developed quickly, using wood for upper sections. However, it was in good condition until 1980, when it was acquired by the city of Antequera. Three years later, it was fully renovated.
   Façade work began in 1984. It included a new main gate in the shade area in the style of the late-eighteenth-century architects from Antequera. The rest of the façade combined brickwork and whitewashed...

4. Bullring in Cortes de la Frontera

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   Cortes de la Frontera

   The Plaza de Toros (Bullring) was inaugurated in 1894 and restored in 1921. It is, with its ring of almost 30 metres across, the largest bullring in the Highlands except for that of Ronda, of course. The question of why a small village has such a large bullring is explained by the intensive livestock industry in Cortes.

5. Marbella Bullring

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   Marbella

   It was only in 1964 that Marbella had its first bullring. The first event took place on 11 June, starring matadors Pedro Martínez Pedrés, Manuel Benítez, aka ‘El Cordobés,’ and Francisco Camino. The bulls came from the prestigious ranch of Antonio Martínez Elizondo.
   The Marbella Bullring holds 9,500 spectators. It has eight access gates, but the parking area is quite small. Far from the historic district, it can be accessed from road N-340.
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6. Mijas Bullring

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   Mijas

   This outstanding bullring, built in 1900, stands in the higher part of one of the most beautiful towns in Spain, on a rock next to the Church of Nuestra Señora de la Concepción.
   The access gate is in harmony with the landscape. The bullring looks like one more house. Its most remarkable feature is its oval shape (one of a few in Spain).
   The first bullfighting event in Mijas took place on 8 September 1900. Since then, there have been hundreds...

7. Ronda Bullring

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   Ronda

   The Royal Cavalry of Ronda was created in 1573. In response to a royal decree of Philip II that was required by the local nobility to organize to keep exercise of the cavalry for military purposes.
   It is currently a non-profit organization, true to its origins, remains Riding School as the main sign of identity, and its historic Plaza de Toros, both located on the historic Ronda.
   Its historical past and cultural heritage have long become the...