Italica Archaeological Site Walking Tour in Seville

Explore the ancient streets and mosaics of the Italian city, revealing the artistry of Roman craftsmanship and urban design

Visit the amphitheatre of the Italian city, the third largest in the world, which once could accommodate 25,000 spectators watching gladiator fights

Explore the thermal baths and aqueduct of the Italian city, wonders of ancient Roman engineering and public facilities

Visit the House of Neptune, admiring the exquisite mosaics and frescoes from the Roman era

Starting from the archaeological site of Santiponce, Naturanda will take you on a tour of the Roman city of Italica.

Founded by General Publius Cornelius Scipio ("Africanus") in 206 BC, Italica is an important site of the Roman world, especially in Spain. Today, it is the most significant archaeological site in the province of Seville.

This tour begins with a brief introduction by an official guide, then delves into the ancient city. You will explore ancient streets, stunning mosaics, thermal baths, aqueducts, and houses, such as the House of Neptune.

Italica is famous for being the birthplace of Emperors Trajan and Hadrian, as well as notable senators and other distinguished figures of the empire.

【Reference Itinerary】:

Outbound: 10:30, meet at Av. Extremadura, 2. Meeting point at the entrance of the Italica site. No refunds for late arrival or no‑show. Please arrive 15 minutes before departure time.

Attraction/Experience: 1 hour 30 minutes, guided tour, Conjunto Arqueológico de Itálica

Return: 12:00, arrive back at Av. Extremadura, 2,

Itinerary may adjust based on traffic and weather conditions

Marvel at the exquisite mosaics of Italica, showcasing the artistic talent of ancient Roman craftsmen

Stroll through the well‑preserved thermal baths of Italica, where Romans once enjoyed relaxation and socialising

Visit the aqueducts of Italica, engineering marvels that supplied fresh water to this ancient city

Admire the House of Neptune, an ancient Roman residence decorated with stunning mosaics and frescoes

Learn about the long history of Italica, founded by General Publius Cornelius Scipio "Africanus" in 206 BC.

The Italica amphitheatre is now a filming location for Game of Thrones, capable of holding 25,000 spectators watching gladiator contests