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Discover the Roman city of Itálica near Seville with this 2-hour guided tour exploring ruins, mosaics, and one of the empire's largest amphitheaters.


This 2-hour guided tour takes you deep into the ancient Roman city of Itálica, located just 9 kilometers northwest of Seville. The tour is led by a knowledgeable guide who shares insights into the city’s past, including its significance as the birthplace of emperors Trajan and Hadrian.
You’ll appreciate the entrance fees are included, so you only need to focus on exploring. The tour operates Tuesday through Sunday at 10:00 AM, making it perfect for those wanting to add a quick but meaningful visit to their Seville itinerary. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, allowing for personal questions and a relaxed pace.
While this tour does not include transportation from Seville or hotel pickups, its convenient meeting point at the main entrance of Itálica makes it easy to reach by local transport or a short drive. Travelers should bring comfortable shoes, as exploring the ruins involves some walking on uneven surfaces.
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The core of this tour is the exploration of Itálica’s extensive archaeological remains. The guide walks you through the public buildings and private homes constructed during Hadrian’s reign, providing context about their functions and the lives of their ancient inhabitants.
A highlight is the amphitheater, one of the largest from the Roman Empire, where you’ll learn about its spectator capacity and historical uses. The guide explains Roman construction techniques and styles, giving you a tangible sense of the city’s grandeur.
Visitors can expect to see beautiful mosaics and artifacts that reveal the artistry and craftsmanship of Roman engineers and artisans. The guide’s storytelling makes the ruins come alive, helping you imagine the bustling city that once thrived here.

Reviews highlight the expertise and warmth of the tour guides, especially mentioning Enrique, Lara, and others. They are praised for their willingness to answer questions and engaging storytelling.
One reviewer notes that Enrique not only shares details about the ruins but also provides extra value by giving a lift back to Seville. The guides’ enthusiasm and ability to communicate in multiple languages—including English, Spanish, Italian, and French—make the tour accessible and enjoyable for diverse visitors.
The guides’ timing and punctuality are also appreciated, with guides waiting if visitors arrive late and maintaining a steady, engaging pace throughout the 2-hour tour.
The tour begins at the main entrance, where you’ll meet your guide and start exploring right away. Over the next two hours, you’ll walk through the city’s main sites, including public squares, the theater, and private residences.
The amphitheater is a major highlight, allowing visitors to stand in the very structure where Roman entertainment took place. The guide discusses the construction techniques, audience capacity, and historical significance of this impressive feature.
Throughout, the focus is on Roman architecture techniques and styles, giving you a deeper appreciation for the engineering skills that made these structures durable for centuries. The stunning mosaics serve as visual evidence of Roman artistry.
More Great Tours NearbyWhile the tour does not accommodate wheelchair users, it’s suitable for most able-bodied visitors comfortable with walking on uneven terrain. The meeting point is easily accessible, and the tour does not include food or drink, so plan accordingly.
Since food is not allowed inside the archaeological site, it’s best to eat beforehand. The tour operates only from Tuesday to Sunday, with morning departures. Guests are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and bring water if needed, though water bottles are not provided.
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With a limit of 6 participants, this tour guarantees personal interaction and more targeted attention from the guide. This setup is especially valued by those who want to ask questions and get detailed explanations.
The inclusive price of $101 covers entrance fees and the guided experience, providing great value for history enthusiasts eager to see one of the most important Roman sites near Seville.

This 2-hour tour offers a focused, well-guided visit to Itálica’s ruins, showcasing Roman architecture, mosaics, and the famous amphitheater. It’s an excellent choice for families, friends, and history lovers who want an enriching experience without a long commitment.
The small group size, knowledgeable guides, and convenient location make it a reliable and rewarding option. The absence of transportation can be a minor inconvenience but is manageable with local planning.
While it doesn’t include transportation or food, the quality of the guide, the depth of historical insight, and the stunning ruins make this tour a standout for those interested in Roman history or archaeology near Seville.
“Enrique was an extremely knowledgable and friendly guide, always willing to hear and answer a question. Not only did we learn about the ruins, but …”
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts 2 hours, starting at 10:00 AM and operating Tuesday to Sunday.
What is included in the price?
Entrance fees to the archaeological site are included, along with the guided tour.
Are there any transportation options?
No, transportation from Seville is not included. You meet directly at the main entrance of Itálica.
What languages are available for the tour?
Guides conduct tours in Spanish, English, Italian, and French.
Is the tour suitable for children or families?
Yes, it is ideal for families and friends, though comfortable shoes are recommended for walking.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available if made up to 24 hours in advance.
Is there any food allowed during the tour?
No, food is not permitted inside the archaeological site.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, and consider bringing water for hydration, though not provided.
Is the tour accessible for wheelchair users?
No, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Where do I meet the guide?
At the main entrance to Itálica, located at Av. Extremadura, 2, Santiponce.