Itálica
Monument · Santiponce, Seville

Itálica

Photo: Diego Delso · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Itálica was founded in 206 BC as one of the first Roman settlements outside Italy. The ruins feature a large amphitheater, thermal baths and several villas with intricate floor mosaics. Walk the excavated streets to see the layout of a provincial Roman town.

On day 3 of Seville: One Week

Good to know

Tickets
Entry fees apply; check the official Andalusian heritage site for current prices.
Time needed
One to two hours suffice for a full visit.
Best time
Early morning or late afternoon avoids the strongest sun.
Getting there
Buses run regularly from Seville to Santiponce, a short ride away.

Itineraries with Itálica

Day 3 of Seville: One Week

Las Setas and the north

How Itálica fits into a day.
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  2. 12:30Metropol ParasolEncarnación
  3. 15:00Museum of Fine Arts of SevilleSan Vicente
  4. 18:00Alameda de HérculesAlameda
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Itálica questions

What is Itálica?

Itálica is the archaeological site of a Roman city founded in 206 BC near Seville.

How do I get to Itálica from Seville?

Buses depart regularly from central Seville and reach Santiponce in about 20 minutes.

Are there opening hours for Itálica?

The site follows standard regional heritage hours; confirm current times on the official website before travel.

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