Itálica
Itálica

City of the Roman Empire

Avenida Extremadura 2
Santiponce, Sevilla
41970

Neighborhood: Outside Seville

Phone: +34 95 422 1714
Fax: +34 95 422 9566
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This archaeological site called Itálica was a Roman city founded by Scipio more than 2,200 years ago. It's an impressive area where you can see some real marvels of Roman culture like mosaics, a theatre, Roman baths and a majestic amphitheatre where the famous gladiator fights once took place. Itálica is the birthplace of the Roman emperors Trajano and Adriano. It's worth also visiting Seville's Archeological Museum in the Plaza de América. There's a regular bus service to the site from the Plaza de Armas bus station and there are good bars and restaurants nearby where you can sample fine local food.

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