Ronda is split into two parts by deep gorge of river Tajo, and one of the most famous Spanish sights is a specrtacular bridge connecting these two parts together. It is called Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) but its looks are really up to its respectable age - it was built in 18th century. However, its name is also true, as there is also a two centuries older bridge. Views from the hills on which Ronda stands, are simply breathtaking. The town was also an important centre of bullfighting tradition, and its Plaza de toros takes an imporant place in town's architectural ensemble.

Béziers is one of oldest towns in France and a member of the Most Ancient European Towns Network. In Medieval times, town was a Languedoc stronghold of Cathars - believers whom the Catholic Church condemned as heretics and thus offended with a crusade in 1209. There are several bridges across the river Orb, one of which is used for Canal du Midi. Every August, Béziers hosts the famous Feria de Béziers, a five-day event centred on bullfighting and attracting a million visitors.