Departure from Seville | Italica Roman City Tour

Explore the Roman amphitheatre of Italica and experience the glory of ancient gladiators vying for honour under the Spanish sun

Join a guided tour to uncover the history of Spain's first Roman city (founded in 206 BC)

Admire well‑preserved mosaic artworks and magnificent Roman architectural ruins

Visit Italica and marvel at the grandeur of the third largest Roman amphitheatre in the world

Enjoy a convenient short trip from Seville and delve deep into historical treasures

Suitable for all history enthusiasts and travellers fascinated by the splendour of ancient civilisations

Join a half‑day guided tour to the ancient ruins of Italica, located just 15 minutes from Seville.

Italica is Spain's first true Roman city, founded by General Scipio in 206 BC, and the birthplace of Emperors Trajan and Hadrian. Stroll through the ancient streets within the Archaeological Ensemble of Italica and admire the remains of once‑luxurious homes and public buildings.

【Itinerary Reference】:

Departure: 10:00, meet at Hotel Derby. No refunds for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.

Departure: Meet at Hotel Derby, Seville. No refunds for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.

Departure: Meet at Hotel Don Paco. No refunds for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.

Departure: Meet at Interparking Cano y Cueto. No refunds for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.

Transport: By bus

Attraction/Experience: 3 hours, guided tour, Italica Amphitheatre

Transport: By bus

Return: 14:00, arrive back at Hotel Derby, Seville,

Return: 14:00, arrive back at Bécquer Hotel,

Return: 14:00, arrive back at Hotel Don Paco,

Return: 14:00, arrive back at Interparking Cano y Cueto,

Itinerary may be adjusted according to traffic and weather conditions

Imagine the deafening roar of a crowd in an amphitheatre that could hold 25,000 spectators — one of the largest in the Roman Empire.

Admire the exquisite mosaic floors, the Traianeum, and statues of deities such as Diana and Venus.

The tour concludes with a visit to the partially reconstructed Roman theatre in Santiponce, offering a glimpse into the entertainment life of the ancient Romans.

This tour invites history lovers and archaeology enthusiasts to step into the world of the ancient Romans and walk the streets they once trod.