Discover the fascinating remains of an ancient Roman city on the Free Tour of Italica, located just 10 km (6 mi) from the city of Seville. Founded in 206 B.C. by General Scipio Africanus, Italica is known not only for its historical significance, but also as the birthplace of Emperor Trajan, the first Roman emperor from outside Italy. The site features impressive architecture and well-preserved mosaics that tell of its rich past. Joining this guided tour is a unique opportunity to explore the vast ruins that once echoed with the bustling life of one of the earliest Roman settlements in Spain. With a knowledgeable guide, you will gain insight into the intricate history and significance of each structure, making this an unforgettable experience.

Are you ready to explore this amazing Roman city? Then meet your guide at the gate of the archaeological park and get ready for adventure. As the tour winds through the ancient streets of Italica, one of the major highlights is the magnificent Amphitheater, the third largest in the Roman Empire and capable of holding 25,000 spectators. Here, visitors learn about the gladiators who fought fiercely for their honor and to entertain the crowds. Nearby, the intricate floor mosaics, preserved for millennia, showcase the artistic prowess of the Romans and offer a glimpse into the domestic life of the elite who lived here. Each stop on the tour is a chapter of history that reveals the strategic importance of Italica, not only militarily but also culturally.

But there’s much more to discover! Beyond the main monuments, the tour explores the remains of many lavish Roman villas, some covering over 1700 square meters (about four times the area of a basketball court), which illustrate the opulence of daily life in this ancient city. Your guide will delve into the lives of the citizens who once lived here, painting a vivid picture of Roman daily life and innovations. From the layout of the thermal baths to the communal spaces that hosted vibrant market days, the tour reveals the social fabric that made Italica a cornerstone of Roman civilization in Spain. Don’t miss this opportunity to step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of Italica. Book the tour today and step into the world of one of the most extraordinary civilizations of the ancient world!