Seville · ITALICA ROMAN CITY TOURS
The amphitheatre at Itálica held twenty-five thousand and now holds tour groups quoting Game of Thrones. These 8 compare guided access, transport from the city and what else the half-day takes in.
Travel from Seville to Italica with a local guide, walk its grand amphitheater and mosaic-lined streets, then visit San Isidoro del Campo monastery. Choose a shared or private tour, with guides such as Carlos, Miguel, Alberto, and Jesus praised for lively history and clear explanations.
“Carlos was very passionate and enthusiastic about the topic”
Travel from Seville to ancient Italica for a guided walk among its huge amphitheater, Roman homes, and remarkable mosaics. The half-day outing also includes San Isidoro del Campo monastery. Guides such as Jesús, Rebecca, Leon, and Miguel have led especially engaging tours, though timing and English quality can vary.
“I would have given this tour four stars as I really enjoyed seeing Italica however a visit to a monastery was also included and I found it unrelated and not of interest.”
Meet your guide at Itálica’s entrance for a 90-minute walk through Roman homes, remarkable mosaics, and the amphitheater used as Game of Thrones’ Dragonpit. Guides such as Jesús and Carlos bring the archaeology to life, but expect Roman history to take center stage.
“Your was excellent! Our tour guide did an excellent job at sharing the history of the place.”
Visit Italica in Santiponce, a short trip from Seville, on a two-hour guided walk through its amphitheater, temple ruins, Roman houses, and mosaics. English-speaking guides such as Jesús, Alberto, and Miguel have brought the site to life, though transport back to Seville requires careful planning.
“Our guide was excellent; friendly, knowledgeable and obviously passionate about Italica. It was amazing to see the whole area of Italica, it was a shame that more of the city had not been uncovered, there is a huge piece of history awaiting discovery. I would recommend people take a guided tour rather than an independent visit, I can’t praise our guide enough, he made the trip so much more enjoyable.”
Meet your guide at Italica’s entrance in Santiponce for a two-hour walk through Rome’s first city in Spain. See the amphitheater, grand mosaics, and ancient streets while guides such as Juanra, Miguel, and Manuel bring the site to life in English, Spanish, French, or Italian.
“Great explanation and we visited the entire site. But the group was too big and had some French people, as well as the majority of English, who insisted on a French explanation, which made the tour very long. Also it started 15 minutes late due to the late arrival of the coach bringing the group, so pushed our schedule out.”
Travel from central Seville to Italica with a live English- or Spanish-speaking guide. Walk Roman streets, admire vivid mosaics, enter the tunnels beneath the amphitheater, and visit the theater at Santiponce. Guides such as Alberto, Miguel, and José Luis are praised for clear storytelling.
“our host / guide was great and the open air bus fantastic, thanks”
Cycle from central Seville to Itálica on an electric bike, mostly along bike paths and the Camino de Santiago. Your English-speaking guide leads you through Trajan and Hadrian’s Roman city, its huge amphitheater, mosaics, and Santiponce. Breakfast is optional and not included.
“Loved our guide Rigo. So knowledgable and fun. Biking is a great way to see a city”
Explore Italica with a Blue Badge guide on a roughly two-hour tour from Seville, with an optional minivan transfer. See the huge amphitheater used as Game of Thrones’ Dragonpit, Roman mosaics, ancient homes, and possibly San Isidoro del Campo monastery.
“Cliqué para el Domingo y me dieron la cita para el Sábado y al no darme cuenta, perdí los 39€ y no pude hacer la visita guiada.”
Pick a monument, a barrio or a table.
