About this tour
Explore Italica, Spain's oldest Roman settlement founded in 206 BC, with a private guide and driver collecting you from your Seville hotel. Walk through the gladiator amphitheatre that once held 25,000 spectators—later used for Game of Thrones filming—then cruise past Seville's standout landmarks including the Cathedral, Royal Alcázar, and Plaza España. Four hours door-to-door, entrance fees included.
Highlights
- Ancient amphitheatre where 25,000 watched gladiator contests
- Game of Thrones filming location on site
- Founded 206 BC—Spain's earliest Roman city
- Jewish Quarter and Cathedral viewpoints
- Royal Alcázar palace and bullfighting ring
- Private vehicle and dedicated guide throughout
What to expect
Your driver collects you from your hotel and heads to Italica, where your guide leads you through the archaeological site. The centrepiece is the amphitheatre—a sprawling ruin that's surprisingly intact despite two millennia underground. You'll get a real sense of Roman engineering and the scale of entertainment here. Afterwards, you loop back through Seville's old quarters, stopping at viewpoints rather than lengthy interior visits. It's a brisk itinerary: some walking at Italica, mostly viewing from the vehicle or plaza vantage points in town.
Good to know
Minimum two people required. Infant seats available on request at booking. Wear comfortable shoes for Italica's uneven ground. The four-hour window includes travel time, so expect roughly 90 minutes on-site and 90 minutes driving and sightseeing around Seville.
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