Discover with us the amazing Itálica Roman Ruins in Seville, located in the village of Santiponce, just a few kilometers from the center of Seville.
Our local guide will help you to interpret the history that Italica hides, with its mosaics, its houses and its famous Amphitheatre, one of the greatest in the Roman Empire, where the famous gladiator fights took place. Italica was the first Roman city to be founded in the Iberian Peninsula and the birthplace of the emperors Trajan and Hadrian.
We will also visit the San Isidoro del Campo monastery, a medieval fortress located a few meters from the Italica archaeological complex, which hides a long history, as well as beautiful Gothic, Mudejar and Baroque treasures.
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| Adults | * Students | Children | Toddlers |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 + years | 18 – 25 years | 4 – 17 years | 0 – 3 years |
| 42 € | 32 € | 32 € | Free |
* Students: students with valid student card.
From Seville, in private transport and accompanied by a local guide, it will take us a few minutes to reach this Roman archaeological site, located in the town of Santiponce, a few kilometres from Seville. Once we arrive at the doors of the Archaeological Site of Italica, we will enter the site accompanied by our guide to start the guided tour.
We will walk through every corner of the Roman Ruins of Italica, strolling through its ancient streets. We will discover the history of this magnificent place while observing its squares and houses which still perfectly preserve their careful mosaics nowadays.
Following our walk we will arrive at the most interesting spot of the visit, the Amphitheatre. The Amphitheatre of Italica is remarkable for its state of conservation and for being one of the biggest in the Roman Empire, and where the famous gladiator fights took place. It is also known for being the stage for famous film productions, such as the TV series Game of Thrones.
We will also take a look at its impressive Roman Theatre discovered in the mid-20th century, and which is still in use nowadays hosting performances occasionally. We will not leave Italica without getting familiar with all its interesting elements such as the Walls, the Traianeum, the Major and Minor Baths, or the Aqueducts.
After finishing our visit in the Ruins of Italica, we will go to the Medieval Monastery of San Isidoro del Campo, a medieval fortness that hides Gothic, Mudejar and Baroque treasures.
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